There are plenty of great new inventions and gadgets which were introduced at the CES Convention in Las Vegas.

The convention included some new and very cool ways to get people to read. The Skiff Reader is the latest thing to hit the E-reading market. The Skiff has the money backing of the very successful Hearst publishing family. The Skiff reader is a great way to get your news online. You can now read the LA Times in the same way you can read an Amazon Kindle.

There were other new e-readers that made a big splash at the CES Convention along with the Skiff. The biggest thing about many of these e-readers is how slick they look and how easy they are to carry around. The Plastic Logic Que ProReader for example is meant for business professionals who want to be able to read reports and statistics regarding their business interests on a plane.

In order to stay competitive with their main rival in the online book selling world, Barnes & Noble has released the Barnes & Noble Nook. Noble Nook has two screen, one where you can read the book you are looking at and another that makes Google Android available to the consumer. The E-Reading options which are out there continue to increase.

On Que: the new device, which took 10 years to make, shown in Las Vegas is aimed at business users