Pandigital has released four different ereaders in the past year. Three of them are color ereader/android tablets with LCD touchscreens and one is a monochrome ereader with a SiPix touchscreen.
All have apps that connect to Barnes and Noble's ebook store over WiFi for downloading ebooks and periodicals directly to the devices without the need of a computer, except the Canadian models that connect to the Kobo ebook store. All support Adobe DRM for ebooks purchased from a wide range of ebook stores and ebooks borrowed from libraries.
The 9-inch Pandigital Novel is the latest ereader from Pandigital. There are two models, a WiFi-only model and a 3G version.
It runs Android 2.0 and is open to installing third-party Android apps, making it compatible with most major ereading platforms and formats.
Unlike the earlier models, this one has four extra hardware buttons below the screen for improved navigation. It comes with a stylus and stand as well.
The white Pandigital Novel was released in June 2010 and was Pandigital's first model to hit the market.
It quickly became very popular among hackers looking for an inexpensive Android tablet and continues to be one of the most proliferated and widely available color ereaders on the market, selling from a plethora of retails stores and websites.
The Pandigital Novel Personal eReader is Pandigital's first attempt at a monochrome ebook reader.
It has a 6-inch touchscreen, WiFi, a web browser, g-sensor, email, some games, and other applications.
It is the first ereader to reach the US market that uses a SiPix screen instead of the more widely used E Ink screens.

The general consensus is the white Pandigital Novel is a better choice than the black model for installing Android apps and overall usability.
The black Pandigital Novel runs Android 1.5, whereas the white model and 9" model both run Android 2.0. It's harder to find apps that will work with 1.5.
Pandigital released an updated version of this model with more memory that comes in different colors.
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