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PC World have published a review of the Entourage eDge e-book reader. 'By default, the 10.1-inch, 1024-by-600 LCD side of the Edge accepts text input on a pop-up software keyboard (alternatively, you could plug in a keyboard to one of the Edge's two USB ports). The software keyboard is large enough to type on, but for touch typists it's still no substitute for a hardware keyboard. However, if you prefer tapping to typing, Entourage thoughtfully provides a built-in plastic stylus. And lefties can rotate both screens 180 degrees so that the reading pane is on the right and the LCD is on the left.'

PC Magazine have published a review of the Entourage Edge ebook reader/internet tablet. 'The Edge looks and feels like a small laptop when closed. It measures 8.3 by 10.8 by 1.0 inches (HWD) and weighs just over three pounds. It's available in five colors (Dark Blue, Light Blue, Red, White, and Black); I tested the gloss black version. Flimsy feeling plastic parts abound, including plenty of hard buttons that generate a stiff "crack" when pressed. A backlit trackball offers sluggish Web page scrolling and not much else, as there's no mouse cursor. Two stereo speakers are built into the stiff, massive hinge. You can open the unit like a book with both screens facing you, or fold it over so that one screen is open on the table while the other sits covered.'