Pros
- Inexpensive
- Integrates well with shopping
Cons
- Sluggish performance
- Stiff buttons
Bottom Line
E-reader is easy on the wallet, but expect to make compromises on performance and usability.
PCWorld's Kobo eReader Coverage
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Amazon Unveils Sleek New Kindle
Third-generation e-reader’s lighter weight and better screen make it the most enticing Kindle yet.
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Stieg Larsson Sells One Million Kindle Books
The author of the Millennium Trilogy becomes the first platinum seller on Amazon's e-reader.
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Is The $99 E-Reader on The Horizon?
The success of Amazon's Kindle may speed the arrival of a $99 e-reader device.
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Kobo E-Reader's Early Reviews: Can it Compete?
Shortcuts and shortcomings hamper Borders' entry into the e-reader market.
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Borders Offers Kobo E-Reader
At $150, Kobo is the cheapest e-reader yet that’s backed by a big brand, and it will start shipping in June.
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