Compare ereaders?

At pcworld. Com they have a list of top 5 ebook readers and some reviews on them. ---quote--- 1.

Sony Reader Touch Edition (PRS-600) - With the addition of ePub support, the Sony Reader Touch Edition shapes up as a formidable competitor to Amazon's Kindles. (4.5 stars out of 5) 2. Amazon Kindle DX - Though the Kindle DX is an impressive e-book reader, its high price will likely turn off some prospective buyers.3.

Amazon Kindle 2 - Pros: Lets you buy and download e-books wirelessly, improved screen text, and a slimmer profile Cons: Joystick nav and buttons are stiff and awkward, need to use menu to disable wireless 4. Sony Reader Pocket Edition (PRS-300) - The Sony Reader Pocket Edition delivers mainstream e-book features in a highly portable package at a great price.5. Interead Cool-ER - The Interead Cool-ER's usabiity isn't quite up to its good looks, but it delivers solid e-book features at a mid-range cost.

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