Kindle2 Usability Review
Usability guru Jakob Nielsen takes on Amazon’s Kindle2
Amazon’s new e-book reader offers print-level readability and shines for reading fiction, but it has awkward interaction design and poor support for non-linear content.
… Awkward pointing + slow reaction = a bad user experience that discourages people from exploring and attempting different tasks.
Read the full review here.
This review makes me feel like to wait for Kindle3, was really looking forward to purchase one. Anyone knows any other (brand) good ebook reader?
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By earnword on Mar 10, 2009
ehm..i guess many people like it.
By Agcp on Mar 10, 2009
Sony’s PRS-700 maybe ?
By CSS web design finder on Mar 10, 2009
I’m thinking about buying this one, though not sure yet
By Cheap Mobile Calls on Mar 11, 2009
Yeah, I’ve seen a few reviews on the net saying it’s not very good, which is a shame. Then again, I’d prefer to read a book anyway :)
By China Travel Service on Mar 13, 2009
I think it looks much impressive than the previous designs but still not very good, other than the slow reaction I think the reading area is not big enough it is not a pocket device so should be bigger in size so one does not need to turn pages a lot.
By Alex on Jun 9, 2009
The Sony eBook reader is great. I bought mine just after Christmas and have over 1000 books on my sd card. You can read pdf documents and download books from Sony’s ebook store. I have a review and pictures at my site http://www.vendingmatic.info I had to get a Sony as Amazon does not sell the Kindle in Canada.