How the e-readers stack up
Which of the three is most deserving of your dough? Money tested them to help you pick one you won't be able to put down.
Cost: $299
The Reader can grab free content from Google and libraries. And its touch-screen is a joy to use. But the fun stops there: The screen's low contrast and glare make reading unpleasant. Also, you must hook up the Reader to a PC to download books and charge the battery. This one comes in a distant third.
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The Reader can grab free content from Google and libraries. And its touch-screen is a joy to use. But the fun stops there: The screen's low contrast and glare make reading unpleasant. Also, you must hook up the Reader to a PC to download books and charge the battery. This one comes in a distant third.
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