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Question: Yes I am aware purchased Iriver last year but it now just reflecting large stripes on the screen.ELMARIE ROBERTS
Document: To make reading smoothly, suggest to browse mobile internet pages, for example, &lt;...> or other famouse webpages start with "m.".I have not yet evaluated Kindle Touch. SO far, Iriver Story HD still seems the best eBook reader.I bought an Iriver Story HD last weekend. I was very impressed by its high resolution, high contrast ratio and fast responsive screen.
I just want to read and not be bothered.I only paid $99, and you can still get it for $99 elsewhere, so I don't know why it's $199 here. Even so, the better screen might be worth it, until kindle switches to it next year (I assume, since they didn't do it this year).Yeah, for the same price, I'd rather have all the goodies on the kindle, but with the better screen, keyboard, and navigation.
I've purchased a paperback version, but on the iriver HD it is crystal clear.
I got this iRiver Story HD ebook reader and its display was damaged in less than 3 weeks. I have been handling it with extra care (since it was just the first few weeks) and there is no scratch on the machine. I emailed iriver for warranty services and they claimed it must be my own fault. They wrote -- "The limited 1-year manufacture warranty covers everything except for display damages due to personal usage.
I also much prefer its 4-way navigation bar over kKndle's page-turn buttons since it allow me to read and turn page with one hand whole such is not possible with the Kindle.Most of my downloaded books are in PDF format so I found myself using iRiver more than my Kindle but I love both almost equally. My #1 complaint is the iRiver seems to have a much short battery live compare with that of Kindle which seems last forever.
"So, iRiver admitted their iRiver Story HD is so fragile that "any form of light impact" can crack the screen. Despite I cannot think of what kind of light impact may have happened during the short period I was away (with no one else inside my room).
The iriver Story HD is easy to work with and has higher screen resolution than the Kindle. I have family that is affiliated with Google Books so I had the opportunity to work with a prototype. Once you recognize that it is not a touch screen, it is easy to use.So easy in fact that we picked one up for sale the day that they were released for my daughter on the way to camp.
If you want an e-reader with the best screen available, compared with the Kindle and Nook (not sure about Sony), without all the distractions of email, then the iRiver is an excellent option. I have already put lots of journal articles and textbooks on it via the USB cable, and also bought a few books from the Google eBookstore, and everything so far has been seamless. HUGE selection of books there.
I have an iriver Story HD and a kindle keyboard. I uploaded a photo comparing the two, but amazon shrunk it. If you could see it in higher resolution, you would see that the iriver fills the screen better, using about 10% more space, which allows a slightly larger font for the same amount of text displayed. The font also looks great, just like you would see in a real book.
I bought the iriver Story HD and I gotta say, as a no-frills e-reader, the iriver Story HD rocks! reading PDF makes it easy with the reflow function and the 1024x768 resolution screen blows the Kindle and Nook away. i read comic books fairly often and the added .CBR and .ZIP file support makes it easy to read and the pictures are crystal clear. the page turns are fast and boots up quickly as well.
Answer: I ended up just buying a Sony e-reader. Bit more expensive, but it seems to be much more rugged, and it reads pretty much every format, has library access built in, and whenever I've dealt with Sony customer service, they honor warranties.