WikiReader is nominated for Condé Nast Traveller’s 2010 Innovation & Design Awards.

Some people travel simply to enjoy sunshine, sea and sand, some for cultural or culinary adventures; others choose to focus on seeing the world’s natural wonders. Regardless of where and why you travel, the experience is enhanced by design and innovative thinking: applied to airplanes, trains, museums and restaurants, the shops we seek out, the gadgets we tap on or tune into.

WikiReader Gets Spring 2010 Update Offering | SlashGear

WikiReader Spring 2010 Update Boasts Better Scrolling | CrunchGear

Wiki World - Barrons

IT’S THE PERFECT GIFT FOR those who like their gadgets straightforward and simple — a palm-sized slab whose sole purpose is to access Wikipedia, the sprawling online encyclopedia.

Tiny Reader Puts Wikipedia In Your Pocket | Wired.com

When the zombie apocalypse hits, you’ll want to have a copy of Wikipedia with you. And you’ll want to make sure it works even if the power is out, cellphone and internet connections are nonexistent, and you’re hunkered down in a remote cave. That way, you’ll be able to consult the sum of all human knowledge to figure out if that mushroom you’re looking at is a healthy and nutritious snack, or a fatally neurotoxic toadstool…

WikiReader Knowledge In Your Hands | Yatzer

Who of us has never used the widely known Wikipedia? Either you are looking for a meaning, a biography or just a reference lookup Wikipedia is probably the first option of your search tools.  Now this whole process becomes handier with the use of the WikiReader device…

Wikipedia Size in Volumes

A fun look at Wikipedia and it’s size in volumes

Gift Guide: High-Tech Happiness for $100 or Less | New York Times

Gift Guide 2009: Gifts for the Technologically Impaired | CrunchGear