Sony Ebook Reader PRS-T1 Review

Sony PRS-T1 6 Digital E-Ink Pearl eReader

    Sony Prs T1 eBook Reader weighs only 163 g the past, and his case is far from thin plastic of the original Sony Reader PRS-505 with metal and leather.

    Even if you do not feel so strong, which is a much more advanced camera with a touchscreen Wi-Fi and a dictionary.

    Despite working with Adobe Digital Editions, which has its own software that allows you to manage your music, photos and notes as well as electronic books and magazines.

    Unfortunately, the Sony eBook store itself is not yet open, links to online bookstores Software WHSmith, Waterstones and Mills & Boon. 

    Buy one of these stores will add the book in his office library.

    In the same unit, Sony stores links and Google books as a redirection page ANU maintaining a regret in Google Books are available in the United Kingdom. Hopefully a firmware flow reversed immediately. Sony has not been able to tell us when your store available in the UK, but here would be when, as it can be concluded period of Newspapers and Magazines as well.

    Link Public Library is the secret weapon of readers - that allows you to search for local sailing has allowed libraries to borrow books, including the choice is very wide. You are softer to score paragraph Library, but you can You Made A Time Loan Electronic books directly from the OverDrive Media Console or using the application on your iPhone or Android.

    Fortunately, Sony has used its own format for storing Memory Stick: No microSD card slot section. Support hay paragraph 32 GB of many MP3 files, ASI, despite the use of music to hear from the battery much faster than reading books.

    Unlike a conventional touch screen, Sony PRS T1 system reacts to the presence of a touch of a finger and not real (such as a resistive or capacitive screen). This means that you can drag to turn pages and use your fingernail or the tip of a pencil to add notes or underline words in a book, or create your notes from scratch. The onscreen keyboard is surprisingly useful, add notes, text and web browsing are less of a pain than I expected.

    With all these advanced features, we were surprised that there was no built-in accelerometer, you must manually change the screen orientation, but no big deal to most of the time. Otherwise, the interface is intuitive and the menu system and the status bar reminds us Android. You can press and hold a book to display a menu that allows you to protect a book, so it is unclear whether the office was removed from the library.

Sony Reader Wi-Fi - White - PRS-T1WC

    The reading is due to its low weight and high contrast of readers, and are turning the page quickly. A selection of faces and font sizes are available in the menu, and there is an intelligent page e-book option with a fixed source mode can tell the reader that the page is divided into two columns, for example, and automatically split the page half and set aside to start again at the top of the second column.

    Press and hold a word, the sample size of the box, you can stretch to highlight a sentence, and shows options to highlight, add notes, search, or search Google and Wikipedia - the dictionary definition is automatically displayed in bottom of the page.

    Unfortunately, the reader is not capable of Amazon Kindle to save his place in a book on multiple devices, but we really like the public library service, advanced touch screen and support of music. It 'a shame that Sony Store launched yet, so Kobo Touch eReader is a value slightly better, but if you want to read books and listen to music is the best option, and wins the Ultimate.