Mine: I like my laptop. I live with it. And it has color, as well as pretty clear screens. I can also read it in the dark: I understand the eInk screens require an external light source just like paper. As I get older, my eyes get worse for close work, and my need for good lighting becomes more acute…so the lit screen is a plus for me. Plus I already own the laptop. That makes it cheapest. 😉 Paging-over is easy–just hit an arrow key, with the cursor set to rest on one of the ‘advance’ buttons.

Another route might be to get one of the superlight drive-less notebook PC’s, lighter, but smaller. I like my nice wide bright screen on the Dell Latitude.

But there are some of our group looking for the best reader, the one with the best support, best technical performance, best file access, user friendliness, readability, and best future support.

What would you recommend based on your experience? And if you know what kind of files the device you’re recommending uses, state that, too.