The 2015 update to Amazon's Kindle Paperwhite takes a good thing and makes it better. If you're after an e-reader, the Paperwhite should be at the top of your list. The 2015 Paperwhite's big drawcard is a brand new screen, boasting a pixel density of 300 pixels per inch (ppi); if you want to get...

Fantastic screen; Good price; Clean design and solid battery life

Rear is a fingerprint magnet; Software can feel a little clunky; Bottom-facing power button is an odd choice

For many avid readers, Amazon's Kindle store is the apex of the e-book world, offering a library of electronic books that is not only incredibly large, but also quite well priced for the most part.

300ppi screen is wonderful; Crisp text and smooth scaling; Built-in light

Battery life was short; 3G wasn't always reliable in the areas where we tested

Amazon has announced an updated version of its Kindle Paperwhite eReader which includes improved contrast, a faster processor and new reading features. Pre-orders for the new device starts today ahead of an October 1 release.

When I first bought the Kindle during my graduation years, I didn't eat for two days. I don't know why but looking at it would miraculously fill my stomach as I would hold it, feel it in my hands and eat it with my eyes –every part of it; that magical letters disappearing and reappearing to take...

Crisp text and images; Fast response with PDFs; Free 3G for life

Battery backup isn't that impressive; No Audio playback capability; Charger not included

This is my first kindle and I love it. So easy to read the backlite screen in all situations and small and light to handle.

If you are looking to pick up an e-book reader, then the Paperwhite makes sense. It has features otherwise reserved for its more expensive sibling like water resistance, 8GB storage and a 300ppi screen.

Good battery life; Crisp display; Smooth performance; Great device for voracious readers

No Audiobook capabilities in India; No bundled carrying case/sleeve to protect the display

In our world of smartphones and tablets, is there still room for e-readers Well, they may not be as sexy, powerful, or versatile as iPads , Galaxies , or HTC Ones . But then again, sometimes there's a lot to be said for a product that does one job very well.

Easy-to-use; New premium hardware design

Mostly good as a portal to Amazon services; Not great if you want library books or other reading material

We take a look at Amazon's new higher-resolution, front-lit eReader. Here's our Kindle Paperwhite review

Amazon rolls out a new version of its flagship eReader, and it's still king....