
CNET have published a review of the Iriver Story HD e-reader. 'From a design standpoint, the 7.3-ounce Story HD is attractive, fairly lightweight, and we liked the two sample covers that Iriver sent us (they're not included, but at least Iriver has accessories available for the device). Like the Kindle, this e-reader has a built-in keyboard. The keys are pretty tiny and not terribly user-friendly, but it's not like you're going to use the keyboard all that much. To navigate the menus and turn pages there's a sort of long bar just under the screen in the middle of the device. It's actually a weirdly shaped four-direction joystick that allows you to move around both left and right and up and down. You then have "enter" and "option" buttons just to the right that allow you to select items from the menu or pop up a separate menu (while you're reading) that gives you access to the built-in dictionary, and allows you to add bookmarks and adjust the font size.'









