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In the US, 23% of the population purchased an e-book last year, compared to 45% who bought a printed book.

While you can read a book on any phone or tablet with apps like Apple Books, Kobo, Kindle or Nook installed, e-readers offer a much more enjoyable and far less

The Kindle Oasis is a premium e-reader that we called the best overall e-reader. The only thing that makes this model international is the packaging, as users must pick the language for the e-reader during setup no matter what edition they buy. The 9th-generation Oasis features 8GB of storage, a 7-inch display with 300 pixels-per-inch (PPI), physical page-turning buttons, and battery life of up to six weeks when reading for half an hour per day. It also has a waterproof design and even works with Audible books so you can listen to your favorite books.  We loved its thin design, bright screen...

Use of Print Materials Fell in Higher Ed in 2020 By Jim Milliot | Feb 24, 2021 The National Association of College Stores released the findings of its annual survey compiling college and university faculty members’ view of trends in course materials yesterday. The report provided a look at how great the shift of usage from print materials to digital was in a year dominated by Covid-19 concerns and a move to online learning. According to the report, “Faculty Watch: Attitudes and Behaviors toward Course Materials 2020 Report,” the use of traditional print materials ...

Join / Sign In CNET editors pick the products and services we write about. When you buy through our links, we may get a commission. The best e-reader for 2021 Why read on your phone or tablet when there are great E Ink e-readers out there? Here are our current top picks. While you can read a book with any phone or tablet if you have an app like Apple Books, Kobo, Kindle or Nook installed, a much more enjoyable and far less distracting reading experience awaits with a dedicated e-reader. Thanks to the coronavirus pandemic, your local bookstore and library are no longer places to ling...