How big is the screen on the Sony PRS-T3?

The Sony PRS-T3 is an ebook reader with a 6-inch screen – the same size as the Amazon Kindle Paperwhite. One of its main selling points is an inbuilt cover, meaning you don’t have to fork out for a separate one.

Is the Sony PRS-T3 a good ebook reader?

The Sony PRS-T3 is a good-looking, small and light ebook reader. However, it doesn’t have a front light like most of its rivals at the price and we find the Kindle Store easier to use than Sony’s Reader store. Andrew Williams is a technology writer, who has contributed to Stuff, WIRED, TechRadar, T3, Wareable and, of course, Trusted Reviews.

Is the Sony PRS-T1 still available at Kobo?

Kobo issued an update for the Sony e-readers that were considered modern for the time and removed the Sony Bookstore and added the Kobo Bookstore. Kobo has just disclosed to Good e-Reader that the PRS-T1, PRS-T2 and the PRS-T3 have reached end of life and on February 28, they will be unable to connect to the bookstore.

What are the specs of the Sony Reader T2?

The PRS-T2 is a 6″ Wi-Fi only model. Its touchscreen supports zoom in and out, dictionary and adding notes, including export to Evernote. The device has two English languages and four translation dictionaries built-in. PRS-T2 specifications.

The Sony PRS-T3 features a six inch e-ink Pearl display screen with a resolution of 1024×768. This is not quite as fancy as some of the new devices hitting the market in the next few weeks and seems to be using outdated technology from last year.

Is the Sony PRS-T3 an Android e reader?

The main allure of the T3 is the software. The Sony PRS-T3 is running on Google Android, which maintains the same theme as their entire modern line of e-readers. Nook is the only only mainstream brand that has their OS, much to the enjoyment of hackers who like to root their devices.