Secrets to Choosing the Best Ereader

Ereadercomparisons.co.uk examines the many and varied eReaders available on the market today, offering comparisons and reviews based on extensive research and consumer feedback.

London, AZ (prHWY.com) December 9, 2011 - London, UK, 12.05.11- Lizzie Manning loves her books, so much so that she belongs to book clubs in both the US and UK. She was not surprised to see more and more club members turn up for meetings with ebook readers, rather than the traditional hardback or paperback, since they were so portable and could store so many books. A few years ago, it was mostly Kindle readers, but recently a whole host of different ereaders have been showing up at group meetings.

Having recently relocated to outer London, she has seen the same pattern repeated among UK book lovers, with a little less variety amongst the ereaders appearing at meetings. Asked to recommend the best ereader by a few of her book group friends, she did a great deal of research, and, realizing that the subject would be of much wider interest than just a few book groups, she decided to offer her opinions online.

And so was born her blog at EreaderComparisons.co.uk.

Lizzie lists the most important features to consider when doing eReader comparisons, features such as display type, size, weight and how much time it takes for accessing and downloading eBooks, as well as ebook reader related articles and news..

Ereader display type come in e-ink or color. The e-ink displays, on readers like the Kindle, replicate the appearance of real paper. Choosing e-ink is the best option because you can read even in outdoors and avoid eyestrain. If you are going to read a lot of magazines on your ereader, the Lizzie suggests that you should be looking at an ereader or tablet with an LCD screen, since this offers full color, and best presents magazine content.

Size and weight are very important considerations, particularly for a woman, as you might want to keep it in your purse or handbag. Choose an ereader that is comfortable holding for 30-60 minutes. If you travel a lot, you will probably want not just wireless connectivity, but 3G as well. Most eBook readers can store a minimum of around 1500 books, so you should really not need memory expansion facilities.

Some of the ereaders reviewed by Lizzie are the Amazon Kindle, Amazon Kindle Touch, Amazon Kindle Keyboard, Amazon Kindle Keyboard (3G+Wi-Fi), Amazon Kindle DX, NOOK Simple Touch Reader, NOOK Reader ( Color), Amazon Kindle Fire, Sony PRS-T1, The Kobo eReader Touch Edition, Pandigital Novel, BeBook Neo and Apple Ipad2.

About Ereadercomparisons.co.uk

On her blog, Lizzie reviews and compares the different ereader models available today. Features put under her spotlight include the size and weight, price, display type, internet options, formats available and battery life, as well as the vital matter of which ereaders offer easy access to the best ebook stores.

If you are in the market for an ereader, you would be well advised to check out the reviews and recommendations on Lizzie's blog.

For more information visit: http://www.ereadercomparisons.co.uk

Contact Details:

55 Sidcup Hill, Bexley,
Greater London DA14 6HF
Phone: 070 2544 1350
Email: lizzie@ereadercomparisons.co.uk

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