Choosing the Best eBook Reader - Which is the Better Choice?

Now that Apple has released the iPad, people willeBook reader. The touch having a little more robust
have to think long and hard whether or not to buymemory, operating power, and touch screen display.
that basic eBook reader, or splurge a little and getThe Daily Edition is the newest of the 3 models that
Apple's "all-in-one" device. Now it's going to be aoffers a larger screen, touch screen, wireless and 3G,
decision between the Kindle 2, the Nook, the Sonyand other great features making it a quality e-reader.
Reader, or the new iPad. For many reasons, it couldIPad and other eBook readers- With the release of
be argued it's going to be a simple decision betweenthe iPad, it could be argued that some of these
two of those devices now- The iPad or Kindle 2.devices above have completely lost their appeal.
The Kindle 2- Amazon has never been confused asThe Nook has a 1" tall color navigation screen.
to what this device will do. It's an eBook reader andSoftware that may or may not attract the
doesn't try to be anything else. It could be seen asdevelopment of applications for the device. When
the simplest design of the eBook readers with it'syou look at the Nook compared to the iPad, the
push button navigation and complete gray-scaleNook looks confused as to the direction it is trying to
display. Obviously there is not any added excitementgo. Is it an eBook reader or a "super-device"?
to this device unless you are reading a great book onThe Sony Reader Daily Edition has a lot of features
it.that many will find quite appealing. Adding all the new
The Nook- The Nook has most of the same basicfeatures has Sony pricing it a bit higher, though. So if
features as the Kindle 2 (reading screen, memory,someone is spending that much on a device, is it a
pricing), but Barnes and Noble added some features.real stretch of the imagination that they will just pay
The Nook has the color navigation screen. Also usinga little more to get the iPad?
the Android software, B and N boasts that users willIt could be argued that the Kindle 2 is in a strong
be able to use applications from developers on theposition in the market at this point, then. It's an
device. How? What kind of applications? This is yeteReader and only an eReader. There's no color, no
to be seen.applications, or any other semi-useful features that
The Sony Reader Daily Edition- The Sony Readerwon't stand up against the iPad anyway.
Touch and Pocket Edition are obviously just an