With the holiday buying season of 2010 heralded as the beginning of the eBook Revolution`s adoption by the mainstream, it makes sense to prep the readership with a link to a PCWorld guide on how to buy your eBook Reader. This topic will begin to dominate the eBook blogosphere in the coming weeks so we might as well start early. Read the guide here.

And, here`s a link to a Publishers Weekly story on the acceleration of the same eBook Revolution`s Digital Reader penetration (not as much fun as it sounds…). There`s a graph worth looking at that breaks up eBook Reader adoption by age. (I know it`s Kindle-centric, but I think it`s fair to assume that there are similar trends running through the other popular brands.)

Lowering the price of the eBook Readers was factor number one in this sudden surge. Imagine what would happen if they lowered the price of the actual eBooks…

Our friend Jorgen dropped by with a link to a story at ITProPortal that starts to explain a new technology that could make future eBook Readers cheap and disposable.

Now before anyone gets too offended by the idea of yet another piece of throwaway technology, the advanced display method described in the post uses biodegradable paper.

Kobo is offering eBook bundles for the holidays to sweeten the pot for potential Kobo Wireless eReader buyers. The eBook bundles cater to a range of tastes: Nora Roberts, Vampire Diaries, Millennium Trilogy, to name a few. An excellent idea for holiday gifting, the bundles let you personalize a present and make the device ready to read with pre-loaded favorites. Read the full press release and all the details at BusinessWire.

Best Buy is offering the Sony – Reader Pocket Edition Digital Book for an incredible price of $99. With a 5-inch screen, it’s slightly smaller than the industry standard for E Ink devices like Kindle, Nook and Kobo, but the Sony Reader Pocket Edition is a solid, no frills machine that will perform far beyond that entry level price. Have you ever handled one of Sony’s eReaders. They ‘feel’ like something you could leave in your will.

I don’t know how long the sale lasts, so jump on it, if you want to grab an excellent holiday deal!

Mobile Tech Review has a very detailed video review of the Barnes and Noble Nook Color eBook Reader. It also includes a side by side comparison of Nook Color with Sony E Ink Reader Daily Edition, Samsung Galaxy Tab, iPad and Next2 eBook reader. Worth checking out.