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Plastic Logic has been developing their eReader for well over four years now, so a two or three month delay shouldn’t bother most people. However if you were one of the original pre-orderers for the QUE proReader that started on January 7th, this delay could cause you to be rethinking your purchase of the $649 [...]

Here’s a question: what do you get when you remove the “internet” from “mobile internet device?” Well, according to the Runwei A50, you get an eReader.
At least that’s how Runwei is positioning their new A50 tablet. The Windows CE powered device has a 5-inch 800 x 600 resolution LCD touchscreen and is powered by an [...]

Here’s a video by Charbax from ARMDevices showing off the Million-E Culture MReader eReader which offers a resistive touchscreen, WiFi and 3G connection and a eerily similar iPod Touch/iPhone look for around $220.
The MReader has a 6-inch 600 x 800 resolution resistive touchscreen with 16 shades of grayscale along with SD card which can increase [...]

Daza Electronics has introduced the E-002 and E-003 eReaders at the CeBIT show.
The Daza Electronics E-002 features a 6-inch 800 x 600 resolution E-Ink display with 16 levels of grayscale, a 2500mAh battery and support for ePub, PDF, TXT, HTML, XEB and CHM formats. The case looks very close to the JetBook Lite or Aluratek [...]

It seems to us that priding yourself on being the first Android E-Ink eReader is a little like being the fastest three legged dog, but there’s still a rather large market for E-Ink eReaders and the open nature of Android is sure to be welcomed by a lot of people.
At least the Gigabyte EB10 eReader [...]

It’s not the first time we’ve seen dual-screened eReader devices that claim to do just about everything before. Unfortunately many don’t have a good track record. Devices like the Astri MyID and Entourage Edge share many of the same characteristics: hinged clamshell design, dual E-Ink/LCD screens and (for the most part) disappointment.
The 1Cross B’ook offers [...]

This post was written by Roger Pelizzari, a semi-retired writer and recent adopter of electronic readers.
Ebook readers have been arriving in ever greater tidal waves over the past few years, some loaded with features, others barely able to perform as eBook readers. This January when I began my search, I was looking for one feature, [...]

Nate’s Ebook News has a great review of the PocketBook 302 eReader including a video walkthrough and demo.
This new eReader offering from PocketBook, also known for their 360 eReader, features a 6-inch EPD touchscreen with microSD card expansion, 2 USB ports, headphone jack, accelerometer, WiFi and replaceable battery. It uses FBReader and Adobe Reader Mobile [...]

Whoa, déjà vu. It’s almost like we were just talking about a Teclast eReader. Weird.
The Teclast K6 eReader is based off Teclast’s previous and popular model the K3. It keeps the same 6-inch E-Ink screen and adds a numeral keypad, similar to a cell phone (for…?) and page turn buttons to each side. Unfortunately no [...]

The last time we mentioned Teclast we discussed the then newly announced K3 eReader. With the ability to talk we wondered what would it would say if granted self-awareness.
Now we have the first review of the Teclast K3 talking eReader by E-Reader-Info. We find it somewhat ironic that the video has no talking in [...]