In short, an e-reader is best suited for reading books with minimal annotation or note-taking. An e-ink notepad is best for taking notes or reading PDFs, textbooks, and documents. A tablet, like an ...

A recent study conducted by Nielsen has come up with some interesting facts. By a slight majority, women have been found to be increasingly drawn towards e-book readers, while their male counterparts ...

Velocity Micro plans to start shipping two Android tablets in the next 6 weeks or so. The Cruz Reader is a $200 tablet with a resistive touchscreen display that’s designed primarily as an eBook reader ...

If you're an avid reader, you should strongly consider investing in an e-reader. I know, I know—we all love the feel (and sometimes smell) of a physical book, and up until I bought a Kindle Paperwhite ...

Survey data from thousands of PCMag readers reveals which companies make the most (and least) dependable devices you can buy.

We reported earlier in April that Velocity was working on 2 Android Tablet PC’s and it looks like they finally received a launch date, as well as details on a 3rd tablet they are releasing. In August ...

This tablet can handle pretty much anything you can throw at it, but is made for someone that wants an e-reader with the power of an Android tablet too. Sure, you can get that experience with any ...

Amazon’s announcement of the Kindle Fire today threw down the gauntlet for both tablets and e-book readers. At just $199, it’s not much more expensive than previous e-readers, and it’s a heck of a lot ...

Tablets continue gaining ground in the market, even as laptop computers slim down enough to fit in paper envelopes. They’re useful as both highly portable productivity tools and as entertainment ...

The second generation of Kindle Scribe still leaves much to be desired. Here are our expert thoughts on the 2024 Kindle Scribe.

Forty-nine percent of worldwide respondents to a survey who knew what a tablet and an e-reader are said that they plan to buy one in the next three years. Most of those people — twenty-eight percent ...