Two screens offer a lot of versatility ; Sturdy hinge folds all the way back when desired ; Very good performance/responsiveness ; Excellent sound quality from external speaker ; Good battery life

Relatively bulky compared to similar devices ; Keyboard difficult to use unless you use the stylus ; eInk touchscreen much less responsive than the LCD; the stylus is a must ; Disappointing camera ; High price

If it weren't for the very high price tag, I could recommend it more strongly, but if you're able to find one at a good price it would make a worthy purchase for your parents or grandparents -- anyone who would like a fully featured, well performing,...

The Pocket Edge comes with many preloaded apps such as projector, calculator, calendar, alarm clock, file explorer, contacts, and notepad. There’s also a built-in PDF converter. Pocket Edge owners also get a 1-year complimentary subscription to Wired...

The first thing you’d notice about the Pocket Edge is its size. It is about 4 times as thick as the Kindle 3 and about as twice as heavy. It feels more like a netbook than an eReader. Holding the device while lying down is a lot of muscle work for the...

The Entourage Pocket Edge Reader has a lot of promise as a textbook replacement, but Entourage has to iron out several issues including frustrating touchscreen, slow writing experience, poor battery life, and hefty form factor. For those who want a...