Amazon Kindle Vs. Sony Reader Vs. B&N Nook

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(Free-Press-Release.com) December 18, 2009 -- A holiday shopping guide, with head-to-head comparisons of six (yes, Virginia, six and counting) dedicated e-readers now on the market appears in the Thursday Dec 3 2009 New York Times. Ranging in price from the QVC Cool-er at $249 to the Kindle DX at $489, like lap top computers in retail competition, they mix and match important features such as weight, screen size and internet connectivity, as well as the title count of their virtual bookstores. Standardization of the technology seems even further away, albeit with this competition forcing consumer friendly evolution of the product.

After months of anticipation Barnes and Noble’s Nook has finally arrived. Though touted as the Kindle slayer it ends up being much more like its competition from Amazon. Both electronic book readers, the Kindle and the Nook are very similar in their looks. However, the Nook has a few features that the Kindle does not.

One should also not discount Sony Reader -- While Sony will link its products to its vast library of digital content, the biggest difference with Amazon and Barnes & Noble is that in addition to selling product, according to a Money Times report at Sony’s online service will permit visitors to tap into their preference for social networking by allowing them to create an account where they can upload their videos, photos and other digital content.

With so many options, one needs help, and Kindle Sony Nook is the website that will help you make the decision -- which e-Reader to buy.

More information can be found online at http://kindle-sony-nook.com

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