Ready to ditch paper? Here are the 10 best e-readers

[Ande]

According to Amazon, ebook sales have already surpassed hardback book sales and will surpass paperbacks sometime in 2011, and then both hardback and paperback combined sometime shortly thereafter. That’s a much faster timeline than most of us expected and it speaks to how fast the e-reader market is accelerating.

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1. Apple iPad
2. Amazon Kindle
3. Barnes & Noble Nook
4. Apple iPhone
5. Borders Kobo
6. Sony Reader, Touch Edition (PRS-650)
7. Amazon Kindle DX
8. HTC EVO 4G
9. Spring Design Alex
10. Pandigital Novel

[JayCub]

Thanks for the read Ande although i would like to own one of the readers, my son has the sony reader, im not ready to ditch my books just yet..

[Kees]

Curious list, an Apple iPhone is NOT an e-reader. Even the iPad makes a doubtful e-reader: too heavy, and you cannot read out in the sun, as you can with, say, the Hanwon (not on the list, but a good e-reader with a nice price-tag).

[Ande]

Curious list, an Apple iPhone is NOT an e-reader. Even the iPad makes a doubtful e-reader: too heavy, and you cannot read out in the sun, as you can with, say, the Hanwon (not on the list, but a good e-reader with a nice price-tag).

I don't think the iphone belongs anywhere by in a phone category.
Unfortunately, though, there are Apple missionaries, and Apple evangelists who try to make everything fit the Apple mold, whether it fits or not.
The Ipad is also a lousy e-reader.

[hellnoire]

Kobo is at Chapters in Canada... I'm debating about that or the Kindle, but I haven't decided which yet.... whichever one has more modding available I think would be my choice.

[INDRANIL]

Thank you Ande for the list. If cheaper and useful features I'll go for otherwise not .