Trying to turn the page on a Kindle

Libre: And now iriver preps its own e-book reader (for Japan at least)
crunchgear.com 6/30/2009 — Sometime this year iriver, which will soon change its name to MouseComputer, will release its very own e-book reader in Japan. It’ll be called the Libre, and it’ll probably be priced around ¥29,800 ($312). Like every other e-book ...

Borders UK Launches E-Book Reader and Store
jkontherun.com 7/2/2009 — Bookseller Borders in the UK is launching an electronic book reader to compete with Amazon’s Kindle. The 6-inch e-book reader is produced by Elonex and will retail for £189 exclusively at Borders. The Elonex reader launch goes hand-in-hand with ...

Elonex and Borders introduce the eBook
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Elonex and Borders launch new eBook | News | TechRadar UK
techradar.com 7/3/2009 — Discount computer manufacturer Elonex is launching a new eBook e-reader in the UK, in partnership with leading high street bookstore, Borders. After splashing out on an £189 Elonex eBook you will also be able to access promotional downloads of eBooks ...

In a land where there is no Kindle...
feeds.boingboing.net 7/3/2009 — ... Borders' eBook is " finally a rival to the Sony Reader. " [Times]

Business intelligence comes to Kindle. Will companies care? — Between the Lines

Kindle DX vs. Wall Street Journal: Does page layout matter? — DVICE Atom Feed

The Eight (Seven…Six?) Information Devices I Can’t Live Without — Xconomy

Elonex and Borders introduce the eBook — T3.com All

Elonex and Borders introduce the eBook — T3.com News