iRex DR800S $400

Somewhere between the Kindle 2 and Kindle DX lies the iRex DR800S, an e-reader with an 8.1-inch screen and a price tag to match. It outdoes both Amazon devices with a touch screen, and matches Amazon’s killer Whispernet feature with its own built-in wireless modem that rides on Verizon’s network, and access to Barne’s & Noble’s eBook store, which is currently stocked with 700,000 titles. It will launch at Best Buy retail locations by the end of October.

iRex DR800S

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  3. dang at 1:50pm 15th December 2009 The Kindle 2 did not ship with native PDF support. It was added just recently through a firmware upgrade.
    The Kindle DX supports it natively.
  4. Kaiser at 1:39pm 15th December 2009 Nick, you should due your homework when reporting. The Kindle 2 does support native pdf files.
    1. jakester at 4:00am 13th July 2010 Kaiser, you should check your spelling before submitting a comment. Its "do" not "due".
  5. TechFreak at 10:33am 13th October 2009 Is there a reason all eReaders are ugly? Why are they white or grey? How about some blue, black or something with a little flair?
    1. Greg Mombert at 8:30am 14th October 2009 Would you really want to stare at blue plastic for hours while you read?
      1. Marilyn at 7:21pm 19th October 2010 What a moronic question. It is the content of what you are reading that matters. The vehicle is just that and having a choice of colors on the vehicle is a matter of personal choice. So while you choose black or white, others would prefer colors to stare at for hours. Color enhances the environment for many folks.
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