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"    With the boom in eReaders it&amp;#039;s likely that you&amp;#039;ve heard the words e-ink and LCD tossed around. But which is right for you? Read on to find a description of each including the pros and cons. e-ink:  This technology mimics traditional paper, so text looks like normal ink on paper. Pros:  Easier on the eyes. Uses less power. Has a longer battery life.  Cons:  Lacks color No video  Examples: Amazon Kindle, Sony Readers, Barnes and Noble Nook (text screen) LCD: Like the computer you&amp;#039;re probably reading this on, an LCD (liquid crystal display) is a thin, flat panel used to electronically display information. Pros:  Can be backlit. Faster page turns.  Cons:  Can cause eye strain and/or headaches. Harder to read in the sun.  Examples: Apple iPad, Ectaco Jetbook, Augen The Book New technologies are emerging every day so soon you&amp;#039;ll be seeing the terms OLED and QR-LPD applied to eReaders. But what it comes down to is your own personal needs and preferences. Personally, I&amp;#039;m prone to migraines so I can&amp;#039;t read off of an LCD screen for longer than an hour without getting a headache. But if this isn&amp;#039;t a problem for you, you may want to opt for a reader with color images and a faster refresh rate. Check back soon for GHRI&amp;#039;s complete eReader review.  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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