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Pixelar e-Reader reviewed -- not too shabby, also "not a Kindle" 
Engadget | by Joseph L. Flatley | Thu, Mar 5
Slash Gear starts its hands-on review of Pixelar's e-book reader by stating the obvious: "this is no Amazon Kindle 2." And while there may be no integrated WiFi, no hardware keyboard, no Tom, and no Oprah, this device is not without its charms. It supports a generous helping of file types (in...
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