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It’s the world’s first E Ink ereader that won’t die after a dunking
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All tech’s exciting goings-on, squeezed onto one page
Free music, movies and books: How to entertain yourself for hours for nothing
Feeling the post-Christmas pinch? Don’t worry, there’s plenty of cost-free media to get your hands on
British Airways approves use of electronics during take-off and landing
From today, you’ll get an extra half an hour’s use of tablets, phones and laptops on BA flights
Kindle Touch video review
Amazon’s newest ereader has ditched the buttons – well, almost – in favour of a finger-friendly reading experience. But does a touchscreen interface mean a compromise in performance?
Amazon Kindle Fire HD video review
It’s got the Google Nexus 7 and iPad Mini squarely in its sights – but how does the Amazon Kindle Fire HD fare as an all-round multimedia consumption device?
Amazon Kindle Paperwhite video review
Not only is the Kindle Paperwhite Amazon’s best ebook reader yet, it packs a front-lit screen for a spot of late-night reading
Amazon Kindle 2012 review
Is this still the Kindle you’re looking for? Or has the basic Kindle’s thunder been completely stolen by the Paperwhite?
Amazon Kindle Paperwhite review
It’s the biggest upgrade to ebook readers since the first Amazon Kindle – but does the Kindle Paperwhite burn bright?
Amazon Kindle Touch review
Amazon’s Kindles have long had a hold on the e-reader market, but its new finger-friendly model is a departure from its buttoned-up brothers. Is it a touch of class? Amazon Kindle Touch review – sharp, sensitive display The Touch’s 6in screen has the same specs as Amazon’s other Kindles, but this is the sharpest-looking e-reader […]
Amazon Kindle 2010 review
The best-value ebook reader around, to say nothing of its absurd desirability
Sony Reader PRS-650 review
A delicious-looking slither of technology – but with the Kindle over £90 cheaper, can the PRS-650 compete?
