Thread: Consumer Reports Rates eBook Readers
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Old 08-08-2011, 03:30 PM   #51
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Originally Posted by cassidym View Post
The September 2011 Consumer Reports rates eBooks Readers. For regular sizes (6 inch screens), they rate them in this order

- Nook Simple Touch
- Amazon Kindle 3g + WiFi
- Sony Daily Edition, PRS-950C
- Kindle WiFi
- Kindle WiFi with special offers
- Nook Color
- En Tourage Poket Edge
- Sony Touch Edition PRS-650C
- Nook 1st edition

For small models (5inch screens) they rate the Sony Pocket Edition first followed by the Alluratek and Ectaco.


The Nook Color is a tablet, not an ereader.

And I don't rely on CR for buying electronics but actual reviews, from people. Amazon's reviews, when not perfect, help me on that matter.
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