Amazon Kindle Keyboard Wi-Fi

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Has an excellent screen, killer battery life and makes buying eBooks ridiculously easy.

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Apple created the market and dominates it with its mature first tablet.

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Sony’s high-end eReader, with lots of bells and whistles.

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The Barnes & Noble NOOKColor costs $249, but you get quite a lot for your pennies.

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We were impressed with the Galaxy Tab: it offers a lot of power in a fairly small package.

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The iPad 2 is lighter and faster than the original.

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The Amazon Kindle DX is the follow-up to the successful Kindle Wireless, with a much larger screen.

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Micro Cruz Tablet r103's bad touch interface and slow processor makes for an infuriating experience indeed.

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The Sony Reader Pocket PRS-350 is the portable entry in the series.

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The lightweight Borders Kobo eReader Wireless offers a crisp eInk screen that has an ink-like feel to it.

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Overall, the Barnes and Noble Nook Touch Edition eReader does one thing and does it exceptionally well.

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This new Kindle from Amazon is the most affordable to date.

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An impressive e-reader in its own right, at a price that undercuts the rest of the market.