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cheap beats Kindle for £ 59, and has access to 400,000 books, but no 3G or Wi-Fi

A German company is taking on the device Amazon Kindle, very popular with the launch of an e-reader - the txtr beagle -. It will cost ? 9.90 (just under £ 8)

cheaper Kindle e-reader at £ 59 and £ 149 cheaper than the HD Kindle Fire, which is scheduled to be released October 25. Sony PRS-T2 e-reader is £ 119.

The beagle comes in a choice of four colors (green jade, grapefruit, violet and turquoise) and be affordable because it has no rivals electronic readers, such as 3G or Wi -Fi, and there is no rechargeable battery. Instead, users must replace the two AAA batteries when they no longer (after about 12-15 pounds) and books through Bluetooth txtr application that you install on your smartphone (Android and iOS two versions are available).

This compares to the Kindle e-readers, which allow users to download a book where they are through their connection "Whispersync" 3G and surf the web via a Wi-Fi.

However, e-readers live or die by their content, then how beagle shape up compared to other stores? This application has txtr 400,000 pounds compared to the Kindle Store 900,000. However, a brief search revealed more or less similar volumes, although txtr out a little more expensive. PFL new versions are more important than the bestsellers of the application, and only seem to contain Mills & Boon books.

txtr conventional novels sold at prices similar to Kindle - Stephen King 22/11/63 is 4.99 pounds in two stores, The Bourne Identity by Robert Ludlum is £ 4.99 in both - but more expensive books in the literary and less popular. Brooklyn Follies by Paul Auster, for example, is txtr £ 7.99 compared to £ 5.12 in the Kindle store, while Julian Barnes is the pedant in the kitchen is on txtr £ 8.99 compared to £ 6 , 47 in the Kindle Store.