More and more devices are blurring the lines between ebook reader and tablet, but the Aluratek Libre Touch isn’t one of them. While it does support basic Web browsing, email, and multimedia playback, ...

The Aluratek Libre Touch offers a color ebook reader and some tablet features at a modest price, but usability issues make it difficult to recommend. More and more devices are blurring the lines ...

Aluratek has unveiled a new, lower-priced e-reader: the Libre eBook Reader PRO. While only in black and white, it looks like a decent device. The Libre is really for people who want an e-book gadget, ...

The Libre eBook Reader PRO has a 2GB SD card with a monochrome reflective light LCD instead of an e-Ink display, which puts into a different bucket than the other eBook readers shipping recently. Plus ...

Early in May we talked about the Borders Kobo eReader that went up for pre-order at Borders.com for $149.99. Borders isn't content with offering only one eReader like most of the other large book ...

The Libre Air’s petite size, wireless integration with Kobo Books, and first-rate nonbacklit LCD screen make it a decent option if you’re shopping for a monochrome ebook reader. E-readers don’t get ...

We were unable to process your request. Please try again later. If you continue to have this issue please contact customerservice@slackinc.com. The FDA granted clearance for a standalone reader to be ...

Abbott Laboratories ABT recently announced the FDA clearance of a standalone reader for its FreeStyle Libre 3 integrated continuous glucose monitoring system (iCGM). Through the reader, diabetes ...

The FreeStyle Libre 3 system is the latest generation in Abbott (ABT)'s FreeStyle Libre portfolio – the most prescribed and affordable integrated continuous glucose monitoring (iCGM) system in the ...

In his conference call with analysts last week, interim Borders CEO Mike Edwards said the chain would begin taking pre-orders for a second reading device this week and yesterday the chain announced it ...

Could the e-reader market possibly be any larger? Evidently so, as the booming sector just keeps booming even louder. For a society that had supposedly given up on this whole "reading" thing, there ...