What the Critics Are Saying...
- Marine Goy, Digital VersusThe Sony Reader PRS-T series may be a reference for some, but very little has changed over the past three generations. As for the optional cover with the light, it's just a clip-on reading lamp that doesn't illuminate the screen as uniformly as an actual built-in frontlight system would. The PRS-T3...
- Michael Kozlowski, Good E-ReaderIn the end, I am personally a big fan of the PRS-T3S. It really maintains the same sort of visual allure as prior models and is easy to hold with one hand. I love the fact Sony listened to their customers and made a cheaper model that did not rely on you having a bulky case permanently attached to i...
- Bobby MacPherson, PC ProThe Sony PRS-T3 is a sleek, attractive ebook reader, which delivers good access to a range of EPUB format titles, and has a few enticing extras. However, it’s marred by its lack of a built-in light and unresponsive touchscreen. At only £10 more, we’d choose the Paperwhite every tim...
- Michael Kozlowski, Good E-ReaderThe Sony PRS-T3 really feels like the company isn’t even trying anymore. They are using hardware internals that e-Readers in early 2012 were using and haven’t really updated it in any significant way. Considering the new Nook, Paperwhite and Kobo Aura are using cutting edge technology, t...
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