E-Book readers forum: Need an e-book reader with web browser

I've seen the Nook Color mentioned many times in these forums, but I can't attest to it personally.

"As far as general navigation goes, on every screen (not just your home base), you've got a small tab which pulls up a menu from the bottom of the page with familiar Nook selections: library, shop, search, extras, web, and settings."

"The library section is organized by books, magazines, and newspapers, but also gives options for creating your own sets of content ("my shelves"), working with PDFs and other docs, music, images, and video (M4V only)"

Full Engadget review here; http://www.engadget.com/2010/11/16/nook-color-review/

Mark

I wonder if there are other criteria not told here. All the e-ink systems I see have been reviewed and what's stopping you today?

My old kindle has a decent browser. It works well with the Amazon.com site and other sites. Sorry but to go any further we'll have to define this in good detail.

Be sure to take another look at the Kobo/BarnesNoble/Sony units.
bob

First: Amazon Kindle if you are looking some cheap. If you buy the 3G version no matter how long you use it ATT isn't going to charge you.

Second: Nook Color, its really good but more expensive.