Well, the Apple’s iPad has for sure taken the Tablet PC segment by storm, but it seems there are many more storms looming in the horizon Ever since the iPad was announced, there has been a sudden spurt in the development of new Tablet PCs and it has almost become routine for companies to announce a new contender in this segment

The iPad frenzy continues unabated with the latest 3G version of the popular tablet device being lapped up in droves A recent estimate put the number of 3G enabled iPads that literally flew out of Apple stores at almost three hundred thousand units and this reflects the sales figure of the device’s just the first weekend

The latest Good E-Reader news has the Kobo electronic reader going on sale in Canada this Sunday at Indigo book stores and has a follow up in Boarders stores later on in May, in the United States The main great thing about this e-reader is the cost $169

Its an e-reader war like no other The gold standard of the old school generation we have Amazon and their Kindles

Reports are coming in that Palm has hired Goldman Sachs and Frank Quattrone's Qatalyst Partners to find a buyer for the floundering company Taiwan’s HTC Corp

True Digital Content and Media the company behind True Music and BENQ have both partnered up to create the Amazon of Thailand in the form of "The True Digital Bookstore Service" We reported on the new E-Reader from Thailand giant BENQ earlier this month, and it looks like they are launching one huge new service

When someone is visually impaired and loves literature, it is often a daunting endeavour to read the books by the authors they love, or to discover new authors When someone is near sighted, blind or has dyslexia it is tremendously difficult to read books, or menus unless they are in brail or to listen to audio books

On the heels of the Barnes and Noble announcement they will be selling their Nook E-Reader at Best Buy Locations across the country April 18th Mega online retailer Amazon has struck a deal with Target to sell their line of Kindle E-Readers in stores starting April 25 2010

Tech major Hewlett Packard is bent on making things difficult for the just launched iPad from Apple And for this, HP is leaving no stone unturned

The simple and light Aluratek Libre Pro e-reader is an invigorating experience, which as of now is available at a surprisingly low cost of around $170 It would be unfair to call the Libre Pro an attempt to re-create another in the crowded e-reader market and you will be amazed that for a competitive price it is a much better device