Nov 21, 2007 8:38 AM

E-Book Readers At A Glance

If you want file format freedom — the only real technical reason to whine about Amazon’s Kindle — Hanlin’s eReader V3 looks like the tonic. Anyone got one?

If you want file format freedom — the only real technical reason to whine about Amazon's Kindle — Hanlin's eReader V3 looks like the tonic. Anyone got one?

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