| Sony Reader Touch Edition™ PRS600BC, Aluratek LIBRE eBook Reader PRO |
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For those looking for the best e-reader option, I would say, go get Barnes & Noble's Nook. It's the best option right now on the market, way much better than Kindle's any version.
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