[...] been a big week for Android powered eReaders. First we had the Barnes & Noble Nook, followed by the Spring Alex, now enTourage ups the ante with the eDGe. The enTourage eDGe is the [...]

If this reads eReader-formatted DRM books, I’d definitely be all over this. Waiting eagerly!

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Looks neat but the price shouldn’t be higher than $350! I do plenty of reading so it will work but I’m curious to learn about its other features? @ Ryan, yeah, I’d stay away from the Sony reader. It’s been out for some time and I don’t think they’ve really added much over the years. I could be wrong but for me, it’s lacking.

It does look a little interesting. I will be interested in pricing. They need to get the price down on these things though. Sad to say, I dont read enough books anymore to justify the $350-$400 range.

I can’t wait for a nice ebook reader that’s < $200 but great solid features without some of the unneeded extras (3G for example).

Unfortunately, book selection and pricing is still way behind, so I dunno if I would take the leap even when an ideal reader launches. Amazon definitely has the best prices, but you're locked into using their readers forever (unless you want to lose your back catalog).

This is certainly an eBook reader that I’ll be putting on my Xmas list! I hope it has some way of capturing written input. Wonder if it’ll run apps from the Android Market?

I’ve been looking at a Sony Reader for the Wife. I think I better keep my eyes open while new devices start to hit the market. This one may be worth considering.