Do you want to read on e-ink, or an LCD? That's the big question. There's a worry that Amazon could be going the way of the iPad in something of a "Me, too!" move, opting for full color and an LCD touchscreen. That's entirely the wrong move, according to author Seth Godin.

The major complaint about today's E Ink devices, such as the Kindle or Sony Reader, is that they have low contrast, low refresh rates and are completely rigid. Well, thanks to the unceasing march of progress, things are looking up....

We know many of you prefer the Kindle for its e-ink screen that's easier on the eyes, but that same screen prevents the Kindle from being able to offer e-books in color. Who needs color, though, right? Well, tablet users,...

It looks like ASUS's first e-reader out of the gates will be the DR-900, a 9-inch slab that boasts Wi-Fi with a 3G option and a battery which lasts a whopping 10,000 pages (no word on if you need to...