Amazon just expanded its color e-reader lineup by launching the Kindle Colorsoft 16GB and the first Colorsoft for kids.

Meanwhile, the $220 Kobo Libra Color offers a similar e-ink display while adding features like stylus-based text input, digital note-taking, and physical page-turn buttons.

Boox may have the perfect solution with its second-gen Color Go tablet with an E-Ink screen. Think of it as a Kindle with physical buttons, but one that also lets you jot down notes with a stylus ...

Amazon revolutionizes digital reading with two groundbreaking Kindle Colorsoft models. The tech giant introduces its ...

Both new models promise faster page turns, custom backgrounds to ease eye strain at night, and that same vibrant, full-colour screen. According to Amazon, Colorsoft readers now read hundreds more ...

Amazon has just launched the Kindle Colorsoft Signature Edition, the first e-reader in its portfolio to embrace a color panel. So far, every e-reader Amazon has launched has featured a monochrome ...

It's been a little over nine months since Amazon introduced its first Kindle e-reader with a color display, the Kindle Colorsoft, and now potential buyers have a couple of new versions to consider.

My first color E Ink experience was the ReMarkable Paper Pro, which is a fantastic note-taking device, but doesn't run any third-party apps. With the Boox Note Air4 C, I can run any Android app.

The device's design essentially matches the new 7-inch Kindle Paperwhite's, just with a color screen. Amazon Book covers, illustrations, and highlights all appear in color on the Colorsoft's screen.