wireless eBook reader

[MobilePhoneGuru]

Hello,
I am fond of reading.It's been difficult to some time carry a physical book. So i have decided for Ebook reader. What are the functionality it provides? somewhere i read about the wireless eBook reader. Which one is good ? I am looking for big screen so i can read the content easily. Any suggestion??

[Simond]

Barnes & Noble, Inc., the largest bookseller in the world, announced the launch of meals, Barnes & Noble eBook reader, combining technology and minimalist design with access to the digital memory of the company over one million books, newspapers and magazines.
corner features many innovations, it is the first Android-based eBook reader and the first to offer a color touch screen for navigation with an E-Ink Display for an immersive experience e-reading. For fast connectivity, Nook is the first eBook reader to provide, at no additional cost to customers, both wireless access 3G on AT & T mobile broadband access to Wi-Fi for Barnes & Noble in-store navigation.
Thanks to technology LendMe Nook, lend a great selection of electronic books to friends for free, for up to 14 days at a time. Simply choose the book you want to share and send to the corner of your friend or your iPhone, iPod touch, and select BlackBerry smartphones from Motorola, PC or Mac with Barnes & Noble eReader software.
Each corner can hold up to 1,500 electronic books and other printed content, but users can use the expandable memory slot corner to hold 16GB MicroSD cards, each containing up to 17,500 electronic books.

[Regina]

A new touch screen, wireless compatible e-Irex Reader, and now the company has officially unveiled the product, DR800SG, which has a screen of 8.1 inches and costs $ 399. IREX e-reader to use Verizon's 3G wireless connectivity. As for the Kindle, the "free" wireless plan offers unlimited e-books and periodicals and downloads is included in the price of DR800SG. For newspapers and other periodicals, continues Irex already established a partnership with NewspaperDirect, which serves "1140 newspapers from 87 countries in 41 languages in their original structure." display size is optimal for e-readers, but some people do not want screens larger than 6 inches. However, many people think that the DX Kindle, which has a 9.7 inch screen is too large. So 8.1 inches may be the happy medium.

[Pugsly]

IREX is now, right this very second, taking unveiled its new big splash in the ebook space, the new DR 800SG. The 8.1 inch unit has connectivity courtesy of Verizon Wireless in the United States and Qualcomm Gobi 3G multi-mode to switch up in the world. There is also 2GB of integrated storage, expansion memory card and stylus (finger truth "arrives in Q2 2010 for a future product, now you can use the stylus, and a reader Color is in the works for 2011 as well), and IREX claims to have the fastest refresh the page in the biz. Perhaps the most notable is that the reader is the first big play Barnes & Noble in space with support for the B & N eBookstore - although this is a platform "open" with the support of the content of newspaper and direct LibreDigital stores as well, and format support for PDF, EPUB, Newspaper Direct Fictionwise, eReader and TXT. Quite the mouthful, IREX and promises to follow wherever the market leads when it comes to DRM. The $ 399 device includes a leather cover and the stylus in the box, and will be available this October in "select" Best Buy stores and struck Europe in the first half of 2010. No wireless contract is required.