Although some are excited to finally see Amazon’s soon-to-be-superseded B&W Kindle 3 models set for sale from month’s end in Big W, Dick Smith and Woolworths, if you already have a tablet, why swindle yourself by spending yet more on outdated Kindle hardware?

With new Kindle models on the way soon, Amazon is clearing out stocks of older models by lowering prices in the US and finally selling them in Australian retail stores. It might be tempting for some, but with new models around the corner, this is one e-book whose cover you should judge carefully.

Amazon has announced two new Kindle e-book readers at lower-than-ever pricing, with a host of new functionality and clearly aimed at blowing third party e-readers out of the water, but can the Kindle spin spurn the iPad from consumers’ minds?

Kogan continues to diversify its range of low-cost consumer electronics. The latest addition is a $189 ebook reader.

Amazon has announced a revised version of the Kindle DX ebook reader featuring an improved display and a lower price.

Amazon will further increase the reach of its Kindle ebook format with the release of a reader for Android.

A BlackBerry version of the Kindle e-book reader has arrived, featuring interoperability with other Kindle-capable devices.

Tech analyst company Ovum has weighed in the future of Apples new tech gamble, the iPad.  The focus of the companies analysis is on the iPad’s abilities as an e-reader and what that might mean for the industry.

Who exactly is Apple thinking will be attracted to the new iPad device?  Some believe the device will revolutionise portable computing, others are less impressed.

Apple's definitely announcing something later this month - but what? Presumably it's the long-expected tablet...