Two screens, Android OS and ebooks a-plenty: no, not Barnes & Noble's nook, but the Spring Design Alex. Promising extra flexibility than its big-name rival and an imminent partnership with Borders, ...

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Choice is a good thing, even if it makes your life (temporarily) more difficult. Gone are the days when you could choose between the Sony Reader and the Sony Reader, or the Sony and Kindle. The latest ...

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Easy to use. Packed with browser, e-mail and access to photos. Crisp screen easy on the eyes. Long battery life. No integrated book store: WTF? No 3G. Inadequate graphics and processing power.

Back in the run-up to Barnes and Noble's launch of their nook ebook reader, hitherto-unheard of Spring Design grabbed some headlines with their Alex dual-display ebook design. At the time there was ...

“Spring Design's innovative Alex offers an unrivaled e-ink Web browsing experience, if you can overlook the high price tag, lack of 3G, and deficiency of modern titles.” “Why you can trust Digital ...

Flat out, the Alex looks and feels like an e-reader, but there are some subtle design differences that distinguish it from the others currently on the hunt for your dollars. Measuring 8.9- x ...