An eReader that comes with characterWhat's the last eReader you held that was this interesting to hold? Credit: Bertel King / How-To GeekCredit: Bertel King / How-To GeekCredit: Bertel King / How-To GeekCredit: Bertel King / How-To GeekCredit: Bertel King / How-To GeekClose Credit: Bertel King / How-To GeekCredit: Bertel King / How-To GeekCredit: Bertel King / How-To GeekCredit: Bertel King / How-To GeekCredit: Bertel King / How-To GeekAmazon isn't known for creating the most innovative hardware, and the Kindle is a textbook example of this. That doesn't mean there aren't fun things you can do with the concept of an eReader. If I'm holding it with my right, then I prefer using the scroll wheel to adjust the frontlight’s brightness instead. Amazon won't make it this easy to export your booksThe Krono is at its best if you have a library of DRM-free booksCredit: Bertel King / How-To GeekCredit: Bertel King / How-To GeekClose Credit: Bertel King / How-To GeekCredit: Bertel King / How-To GeekMy first Reader wasn't a Kindle—it was a Barnes and Noble Nook.