Move over Kindle, a new bombshell has entered the e-reader field. DuRoBo's Krono e-reader is coming to the United States and European markets in 2026, and it's all kicking off at CES.

It's available now for pre-order at $279, with shipping later this month. (DuRoBo hasn't specified exactly when.) ...

One such alternative is the Xteink X4, an e-reader that's as cheap or cheaper than the Kindle, and radically smaller than the typical paperback-sized devices Amazon sells. In fact, the Xteink X4 is so ...

Describing the DuRobo Krono as a simple e-reader is a major injustice. It's an e-paper Android tablet that works as a smartphone-sized productivity device. Its long battery life and Android-based OS ...

With the recent release of the Kobo Libra Colour and the Kobo Clara Colour we have been treated to some pretty amazing devices, while also losing availability to others (Libra 2). Well, technology ...

E-book reader devices these days come in various shapes and sizes. There are what can be termed the conventional e-reader devices of the sort of the Kindle Paperwhite or the Kobo Clara. There also are ...

Something to look forward to: While color e-readers are nothing new at this point, major e-reader companies mostly sell monochromatic devices and Android-based tablets that are ill-conceived for a ...

Kobo has announced brand new products in its eReader range, including a Kobo Mini eReader device and the Kobo Arc seven-inch Android tablet. The new family of products come on the same day as a major ...

With the new Kindle for PC, users can now read the same eBook on a PC, laptop, and Kindle eReader, and switch between them with the last-read page bookmarked so that picking up that eBook on another ...

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Color E Ink has been in the wild for a few years now, and we've featured a number of reading and note-taking devices that use it. But Amazon's popular Kindle range has so far stuck with shades of gray ...