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Foxit is now accepting pre-orders for eSlick - a hand-held e-book reader. The device costs about half a price of similar gadgets from Amazon or Sony.

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With the iLead Book Edition in your hands, you can read digital books, articles and images on a digital display with such incredible video quality that it reads just as comfortably as actual paper.
The high-contrast screen in combination with the high resolution provided by the iLiad display means you’ll never experience eyestrain while reading, and the screen can be viewed from nearly 180°, leaving those reflective viewing screens in the past.

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The Plastic Logic E-Book reader which uses the same technology as the Sony reader and Amazon Kindle, but is also flexible like an actual book, allowing you to bend it and roll it up for convenience. Measuring approximately 2.5 times bigger than the Amazon Kinddle (8.5×11 inches), the Plastic Logic features support for Microsoft Office documents, PDF files and has built-in Wi-Fi connectivity.

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With the Bokeen Cybook, you can take electronic copies of documents and books with you anywhere you go. The specially designed screen makes it easy to read documents under any lighting conditions, including direct sunlight. The Cybook is capable of reading a wide variety of file formats, including HTML, TXT, PRC, PalmDoc and PDF.

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With the Amazon Kindle reader, you have wireless, portable access to more than 140,000 books, blogs, magazines and newspapers. You can read while on the road, at home, or anywhere, and the Kindle lets you download anything in its database in under a minute.

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The new eBook Reader from Sony is perfect for the avid book-lover. This device can pack in up to 160 e-Books, and its slim and compact design lets you take all of those books anywhere you go. Of course, the number of eBooks available is rapidly growing online, so you’ll never be short of good books to read.

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