Reader

In our world of smartphones and tablets, is there still room for e-readers? They may not be as versatile as tablets, but sometimes there's a lot to be said for a product that does one job very well. Join Gizmag, as we review Amazon's latest e-ink reader, the 2013 Kindle Paperwhite.

The Sparkup Reader is a device which allows children to hear their parents reading their favorite books to them, even when they are not there.

The new Kobo Aura HD offers a 1440 x 1080 resolution on a 265 dpi screen, making it the highest resolution eReader available.

The Hama Wi-Fi Data Reader for Apple Devices is designed to get photos and videos onto your iPad or iPhone without wires.

We break down the best eReaders for the 2012 shopping season.

The Humane Reader is a $20 8-bit computer that contains an offline version of Wikipedia, for use in developing nations.

The enTourage eDGe eBook reader features what is claimed to be the world's first dual screen reader, with an E-Ink display on one side and LCD color touchscreen on the other

The proliferation of credit cards as a payment method preferred by millions of consumers has led to the creation of Square – a credit card reader device that makes any mobile phone a cash register.

WikiReader is a handheld device for people who rely on the information housed at Wikipedia more often than they have access to the Internet.

Brando has released the USB Moody Card Reader with Erasable Memo Pad.

Sony has added a wireless eBook reader, the Daily Edition to its reader family of Pocket Edition and Touch Edition products.

The Demy is a digital recipe reader that allows you to choose from an online index of recipes.