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Single-text e-reader review: a rising fad with long-term promise

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engadget.com; By Jamie Rigg
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Join us as we delve into this fledgling fad and ask whether such low-cost hardware can persuade you to put down your Kindle, Nook or Kobo and give them a shot.

As these low-storage e-readers come in many forms, we picked up a healthy selection to ensure a thorough review. You see, it's not one specific manufacturer churning them out. They all seem to share the same reference design, but by the time they make it onto store shelves, publishers have their way with branding. A welcome bonus arising from less OEM interference is that all of the e-readers come with non-removable cases, often decorated with artwork that sits behind author and title info.

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