The Amazon Kindle portable e-book is in direct competition with Sony's Reader this holiday season. The $399 Kindle offers wireless connectivity over an EvDO network, while Sony's $300 Reader does not offer wireless transfer. The Kindle offers a variety of paid content and charges 10 cents each to carry your own files. For more information, read our story on the Kindle.
Amazon's New E-Book Reader
by IDG News Service | 0 Comments Recommends
Next Up
- Gateway EC1430u Ultraportable Laptop With Full-Sized Keyboard
- World Tech Update: Google Chrome, Obama in China, and More...
- First Look: Dell Mini 3i Smartphone
- Palm Pixi: An Inexpensive Entry-Level Smartphone
- Snapshot Photo Printers For the Holiday Season
- Kodak Zi8 Pocket Camcorder Shows Impressive HD Video Quality
- How to Buy a GPS Device
- Augmented Reality: Coming to a Device Near You
- Classy Dell Latitude Z600 Laptop Charges Wirelessly
- World Tech Update: CES Preview in NYC, Hacked iPhones, and More...
Related Gadgets Reviews
-
Sony PSP Go Handheld Game Device Costly and compatibility-conflicted, Sony's PSP Go marries design elegance and disc-free gaming with worrisome pricing and upgrade uncertainty.
Latest On PC WORLD
-
GSMA Show Promotes Apps, Android and Green Energy GSMA's Mobile Asia Congress promoted apps, Android and green energy.
-
Report: Microsoft May Pay News Corp. to Delist From Google Microsoft has held talks with News Corp. about paying the company to remove its news Web sites from Google's search listings.
-
Does Second-Hand Smoke Really Void Apple's Warranty? There are excellent reasons not to smoke cigarettes. And there are also stupid reasons, like Apple's claim that cigarette smoke can void its warranty. Really.
-
KT to Sell IPhone in South Korea South Korean carrier KT will start selling the iPhone this month, the company said Monday, bringing the hit device to another Asian country.
-
Will Chrome OS Lead to More Powerful Win7 Netbooks? Netbooks running Windows 7 could perform better, but Microsoft won't let them. With Chrome OS coming, Redmond may lose its ability to cripple low-cost portables.
Cameras
Camcorders
Cell Phones
Components
Desktops
HDTV
Home Theater
GPS
Laptops
Monitors
MP3 Players
Networking &
Printers
Storage


















"Amazon's New E-Book Reader" Comments