iRiver Story eReader

The story has a 6-inch screen with an E-ink display. The reader accepts pdf/text and epop documents, in other words, the most popular ebook formats are available on the story. It has no internet connection but you can download and upload your books, comics or music directly using the usb portal.

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[343007spider]

NOO

[GDQT]

how is this one comparing to Kindle basic?

[gijsbrandt]

Note to the voiceover guy: you sssssound like ssssssshit. Get a de-esser. And/or sssack your ssssound engineer.

The audio issssssss quite painful for my earssssssssssss. Sorry to be so harsh. Just speaking my mind.

[vortexbunny]

useless review. just a reading of the press release.,

[vortexbunny]

useless review

[stbays]

I noticed you didn't mention the device's cost or how long it last on a single charge.

Also, I'd like to know how does this stack up to the Kindle, Nook, and other major devices in this category?

[ksjkr]

i just can't seem to keep my hands off it!

[mandolinroad]

I'd really like to see bluetooth in these things. No wifi is ok, but usb only connection is a bit lo-fi for me.

[dextercameron]

@netse oh sweet.

[netse]

@dextercameron I think they got that number from the estimated battery-life when listening to music. :)