E-reader manufacturer iRex have announced [pdf link] that they intend to have a color, writable ebook reader on the market by 2011. The device, which is currently unnamed, will use a system of ...

Ebook readers are arguably coming of age, but don't assume e-ink – and the push to produce color e-ink panels – have won the game quite yet. SlashGear met up with Qualcomm's mirasol team today to ...

Image Gallery:A walk around the Barnes & Noble Nook Color ebook reader device. The original Nook came in a plastic shell that was a bit challenging to open so I was relieved to see they redesigned the ...

One of the hottest trends at CES so far (or at least the pre-show events I’ve attended this week) is eBook readers. It seems like everybody’s got a handheld device for reading eBooks. Most of them are ...

The Elonex 710EB eBook with full color screen first outed in April this year has now reached pre-order status with a UK availability date of July 31. The 7-inch e-Reader uses an LED backlit LCD ...

NSEC has released details of a new color eBook reader, the NSEC EB710. It looks like the NSEC EB710 will feature a seven inch TFT color display with a resolution of 800 x 480. Other specifications ...

Remember the FLEPia – Fujitsu’s eBook reader that would trounce all other readers by displaying color? After years of waiting, it’s now out and available in ...

There are two types of color e-paper that are commercially available and there are numerous e-readers that employ this technology. E INK Kaliedo Plus, which is the second generation Kaleido. This ...

Move over B&W Sony Librie eBook, there’s a new eBook in town. A color eBook. That’s still a prototype. And may be available next year. But not here. Tough break, fans of eBooks. You better get ...

With the flood of ebook readers hitting the market over the past year, not to mention the success of Apple’s iPad, any new offering needs to differentiate itself if it is going to survive. That’s ...

If you frequent our site, you know that I love ebook readers and have been using them since the Sony Reader PRS-500, the first mainstream ereader, hit the US market in 2006. You also know that I've ...