Thinking about an eReader?
Ereaders were one of the hottest gifts this season. More options are available than ever. There is no single answer for everyone. We at the library have gathered reviews and comparisons to help you select a device that fits your needs.
The library has a growing collection of eBooks that work with many eReaders. Information on using your device with the library also follows.
What type works for me? 
Comparisons and reviews of popular brands:
- 2012 Best eBook Reader Comparisons and Reviews from Top Ten Reviews.com
- "Kindle vs. Nook vs. iPad: Which e-book reader should you buy?" from CNET.com
- Handout with the links to articles and reviews.
- Reviews from Consumer Reports. Oregon subscribes to the print and online versions of Consumer Reports. You can use the online version outside the library with your valid library card and have designated a Oregon Library as your home library.
How to use your device with the library?
The Wisconsin library community subscribes to OverDrive to provide patrons with free downloadable eBooks, audiobooks, videos, and music.
- Download OverDrive eBooks and audiobooks at http://dbooks.wplc.info/.
- OverDrive's list of compatible devices. This also lists what formats work (epub, pdf, kindle) for each device.
- Use My Help to get started downloading eBooks from OverDrive. The My Help button on the OverDrive homepage is on the left side column under the Quick Search box.
- Tutorials on how to download library eBooks onto these popular devices. All are YouTube videos.
Handouts for different devices and programs
If you have trouble following one of these, or there is an error, please let us know.
(All handouts are in pdf format)