The Kindle Touch 3G is minimalistic and good-looking in its design (but it is nothing special) with only one button on the front and one other button (the screen lock). Its software is Java-based, not Android like its counterpart, the Nook Simple Touch. But it gets the job done with search, X-ray, and Easy Reach. It has the best ecosystem among E-readers. Its performance is fast, with the exception of getting it unlocked, which is a minor annoyance. It has a very crisp and easy to use touchscreen E-ink Pearl display that only refreshes every 6 page turns in most books. Its battery lasts for a long time, depending on web use, downloads, and whether you are on WiFi or are on its free 3G connection because switching towers uses a lot of battery power. In all, this is the best option for an E-reader currently on the market.
The Breakdown
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Design
7
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Software
8
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Display
8
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Performance
7
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Battery life
8
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