Stiftung Warentest is the subject of e-book reader is dedicated. In the test, a total of 20 readers, including four tablet computers with appropriate apps were. The test winner was unsurprisingly the Kindle Paperwhite. However, the seller is not suitable for all users.
Test winner at Stiftung Warentest: Kindle Paperwhite. (Photo: Amazon)
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The 3G version of the Kindle Paperwhite from amazon is the Stiftung Warentest winner. Overall, the product tester 16 E-Reader took a close look. In addition, the tablet PC Kindle Fire HD, Apple iPad mini, Kobo Arc and Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 7.0 came. As expected, cut the tablet computer compared to the pure from poor readers. Although the testers praised the general ease of use, but at the same time criticized the hard to read outdoors. The latter is a major strength of the e-book reader with e-ink display.
At the top of the podium is the amazon Kindle 3G White Paper. Blessed are the excellent display quality and ease of use. But the winner practiced the Foundation criticized because of the top-Reader is still mainly limited to amazon content. This means that the result coincides largely with the conclusion that net world already moved end of November 2012.
As alternatives to the Kindle Paperwhite recommends the Stiftung Warentest, also unsurprisingly, the Kobo Glo and the Tolino Shine.
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Less convincing, however, the testers found the Icarus Reader Pocket models, the number of Pyrus Reader from Trekstor and Thalia and worldview.
a great comparison test with seven different e-readers can be found at this location on net world.
This review focuses only models with built-in lighting.
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Amazon offers its new Kindle for 99 euros, for the first time this has a German menu. What a user can not expect anything from the e-book reader, shows the net world test. ~ Lisa Bruness
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Amazon’s White Paper is the first e-book reader of the online mail-order company with a built-in lighting. In the test, but this just shows significant potential for improvement. ~ Michael Knott
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Look for an e-book reader with lighting? Then the global Kobo is sometimes the right choice for you. In the test, the device was able to convince the Comfort Light technology. Users, however, have to live with a handicap. ~ Annika Demgen
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