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Barnes & Noble has launched a version of its eBook reader for the Apple iPad. The company already has an iPhone and iPod touch app, as well as the recently launched Nook dedicated eBook reader. But ...

There's no need to buy a dedicated device if you're an avid reader; you can carry your library right in your tablet.

The Apple iPad's color multitouch display will clobber -- but not kill -- the blossoming e-reader market, which includes Amazon.com's Kindle, the Sony Reader and other devices that use gray-scale ...

Amazon Kindle, Barnes & Noble Nook, and Apple iPad aren't the only devices capable of displaying e-books, but these are the most popular. To help you figure out which one is best for you, we reviewed ...

Barnes & Noble Inc. will provide a free e-reader application for Apple Inc.’s iPad in time for the tablet’s launch on April 3, the bookseller said in a blog post. The B&N eReader for iPad will follow ...

E-book readers are hot, but among the visually impaired they still have plenty of room for improvement. We looked at four popular devices to see how their accessibility features measure up. It sounds ...

Apple’s iPad could seriously disrupt the e-reader business of Amazon, Sony and others, according to a survey last month that queried American consumers on their purchase plans. “The iPad is all but ...

Most Kindles use a black-and-white display. The Kindle Colorsoft is the exception. Though the text resolution on the Colorsoft is 300 ppi, the color resolution is 150 ppi. With the iPad mini's overall ...

Given that tablets remain a popular choice for reading ebooks, we can say people read more ebooks on iPad. While not many latest stats are available (according to my research), I’ve gathered some ...

With the bankruptcy of Dutch e-reader maker Iliad and the cancellation of the Plastic Logic QUE, the Apple- and Amazon-driven carnage continues in the e-reader market. But there is quite a price gap ...

Barnes & Noble Inc. today finally introduced an e-reader app for the iPad, nearly two months after the bookseller said it would make the app available on a date "around the time" of Apple's tablet ...