- Brand : Sony
- Product name : PRS-T1
- Product code : PRS-T1BC
- Category : E-Book Readers
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- Info modified on : 21 Oct 2022 10:32:10
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Long product name Sony PRS-T1 e-book reader Touchscreen 2 GB Wi-Fi Black
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E Ink Pearl 6" (800 x 600 px), 2 GB, ePub/PDF/TXT, MP3/AAC, 3.5mm, micro-USB 2.0, Wi-Fi, 168 g, Black
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Short summary description Sony PRS-T1 e-book reader Touchscreen 2 GB Wi-Fi Black
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Sony PRS-T1, 15.2 cm (6"), E Ink Pearl, 600 x 800 pixels, 3:4, ePub, PDF, TXT, AAC, MP3
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Long summary description Sony PRS-T1 e-book reader Touchscreen 2 GB Wi-Fi Black
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Sony PRS-T1. Display diagonal: 15.2 cm (6"), Technology: E Ink Pearl, Display resolution: 600 x 800 pixels. Document formats supported: ePub, PDF, TXT, Audio formats supported: AAC, MP3, Image formats supported: BMP, GIF, JPG, PNG. Internal storage capacity: 2 GB, Compatible memory cards: MicroSD (TransFlash). Headphone connectivity: 3.5 mm, Interface type: USB 2.0, Wi-Fi standards: 802.11b, 802.11g, Wi-Fi 4 (802.11n). Product colour: Black
Uk has collected 61 expert reviews for Sony PRS-T1 e-book reader Touchscreen 2 GB Wi-Fi Black and the average expert rating is 80 of 100. The average score reflects the expert community’s view on this product. Click below and use Uk to see all ratings, product awards and conclusions.
It took me a week to discover that I could turn pages in the Sony PRS-T1 eBook reader by swiping my finger right to move a page forward, or left to move a page back. My natural instinct was just to press the side of the page, as you can on an iPad, to...
wired.co.uk
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2013-02-14 09:48:32
2013-02-14 09:48:32
Average rating:80
Sony's latest claims to be the world's lightest e-book reader, and at just 168g it's very hard to beat -- even The Simpsons' Mr Burns could get through War and Peace without wearing himself out. At £130 it's a fair few quid more expensive than Amazon's...
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Sony has been a leading light in the ebook reader industry for a long time. Since the launch of the Kindle in 2009, it's been the only alternative worth considering - and this new model maintains that record. The first thing you notice when you pick up...
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Amazon's Kindle has become synonymous with ereaders in a manner reminiscent of iPod domination of MP3 player land. But there are others out there, with much to give. There's Kobo, there's iRiver - but the best of the rest is Sony. Its latest Reader PRS-T1...
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Sony has been a leading light in the UK ebook reader industry for a long time now. Since the launch of the Kindle in 2010, it's been the only alternative worth considering – and this new model maintains that record. The first thing you notice when you pi...
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The Sony Reader Wi-Fi PRS-T1's core specs are on a par with those of the other big eReaders, too. In spite of this model's handy buttons, however, it stumbles in overall usability and navigation. The Reader Wi-Fi carries a competitive price of £130. On...
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digitalversus.com
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2013-02-14 09:48:34
2013-02-14 09:48:34
Average rating:80
The Reader can handle most e-book formats, including the most common, ePub, both with and without DRM, as well as TXT and PDF files, but not Mobipocket. The web browser means you can download books from any content provided. The Reader's real weakness...
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When reading, the default settings of the Sony Reader Wi-Fi Touch’s text is smaller than the Kindle’s but equally readable. We did find that the default text size had to be bumped up in one of the books we looked through ( by Jessica Rudd) where it wa...
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Sony's latest eBook reader weighs only 163g, and its slim, plastic case is a far cry from the original Sony Reader PRS-505 with its metal trimmings and leather case. Although it doesn't feel as sturdy, it's a far more advanced device, with a touchscree...
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