The Kindle has sold millions of Kindles in the last 73 days. Nook Color is selling half a million units a month. The Sony Reader - Well, for all practical purposes, it doesn’t exist. Most people don’t even consider the new Sony Readers when deciding which eReader to buy. This post will explore why Sony’s eReader, which was the first to arrive [...]
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After the new Kindle 3 and Kindle WiFi came out it became apparent that Nook 2 and the new Sony Readers would have to make some significant advances to keep up. A much improved Kindle 3 meant Sony and B&N had their work cut out Here’s a short list of Kindle 3 features that illustrates [...]
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The new Kindle 3 and Kindle WiFi might soon get some solid competition. There are rumors that the Sony PRS 350 (follow-on to the Pocket Edition) and Sony PRS 650 (follow-on to the Touch Edition) are set to arrive soon. Kindle vs new Sony Reader – Sony PRS 350 to take on Kindle WiFi Sony Insider [...]
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It must be pretty galling for Sony that they cut the price of the Sony Reader Touch Edition to $199 and no one even noticed. Seriously. The $189 Kindle and the $199 Nook are the only eReaders anyone is writing about. Do a Google News search and you’ll see a ridiculously high number of Kindle vs Nook vs iPad articles [...]
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Sony have this rather predictable habit of reducing their eReader prices about a month before a new version is going to arrive. It’s almost unfair because they’ve done it every single time they’ve released a new generation of Sony Readers (which admittedly is just twice). Sony lowers prices – preparing for new generation of Sony Readers? [...]
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