Nook vs. Kindle vs. Sony E-Reader Part 1

[bayneejag]

Good, honest review. Thank you, it was very helpful!

[AshBrick]

Easy Selection Chart:

Sony: No. Just no.

Kindle: The best reader for travelers and for people who just read ebooks.

Nook: [1] Best reader for ease of access, versatility and feature set. Better than Kindles 1, 2. [2] Best eReader. Ever. But that's where it ends. It's just an eReader.

[spiritobscura]

I haven't bought any ereader yet but I'm not disappointed with sony's gadgets.

[proc5454]

interesting videos though...im still debating on which to buy...prob going to be the nook

[ldow2000]

@proc5454 Good choice. Although the Kindle is better for some people, the Nook others, I LOVE my Nook and wouldn't trade it for a Kindle

[PiousPrincess]

i'm thinking about buying this.. i always have books in my bag..

[Nopartyforme1]

I have the nook and I love it, the new software smooths all the rough edges out. It's battery life is not as good as kindles but it lasts long enough.

[javajoe1974]

Thanks for the review. Of all the reviews out there, I found yours the most informative.

[TWGOGO]

Thanks for the review but I think you actually can drag your PDF files from your computer to your kindlke when they are connected . It's free.

[apple1and1more]

Actually if you run out of space on your Kindle just delete some books. If you want to read a book again just re-download it in your "Archived Items" section on your Kindle. Amazon automatically backs up all your purchases.

[winterswonderlandwhs]

But then to get them back I have to redownload them, which is more of a pain than just having them there at my disposal when I want to check information, show someone something, or share the book. I am thinking of the convenience factor for students or those who travel.

[tsmpaul]

But it takes just 60 seconds to download - from anywhere in the world, at no cost! Global wireless. Is that such a hassle, for re-adding a book to your library?

[toad773]

@winterswonderlandwhs Well if you have the 3g version you could redownload the book no matter where you were.