Sharper Image Literati

Browse 4 reviews so far

Large color display, Ergonomic design, Speedy page turns
Color LCD screen in a low-cost e-reader; includes protective case
Big, bright color LCD, Integrated Wi-Fi, Kobo application syncs with other devices.

Sluggish performance, Interface isn't very intuitive, Multiple bugs and issues in the software, Limited features, Can't charge via USB port
Frustrating to navigate; screen not touch-sensitive; page forward/back buttons cause problems when reading
Sluggish navigation and page turns, D-pad is difficult to use, Short battery life, Heavy.

Reviews

By Ars Technica on November 10, 2010

Quick, name three e-readers! Can I guess which ones popped into your head? Let's say the Kindle, the Nook, and the iPad. It's very possible one of the Sony models was also included. It's now a crowded market with many high-quality pieces of...

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By LaptopMag on November 10, 2010

This cheap color eReader may tempt shoppers, but it's not in the same league as the Kindle and...

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By Computer Shopper on November 01, 2010

This e-reader offers a color screen at a bargain-basement price, but the user experience simply doesn’t measure up to competing products....

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By PC Mag on October 08, 2010

With a 7-inch color screen, the Sharper Image Literati ebook reader looks good, but it's too slow and frustrating to use....

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