09-22-2012, 09:23 PM | #391 |
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Rizla from the other thread. i posted here by error.
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09-24-2012, 04:54 AM | #393 | |
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electronic waste, that is the key word thank you. thank you fafaforza as well for the punctualitation on the refrigerator. well with all these topics of T1 users that ask to update the T1 software, I really do not know what I should do owing a T2.Looks no logical to sell back to buy a T1, that should cost less instead the prices are up. Really an interesting marketing situation, this is a case history that certifies what mean innovating a product without convinction. Hoper really Sony will react with genereous T2 updates in the next months Last edited by trocchietto; 09-24-2012 at 09:02 AM. |
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09-25-2012, 12:07 PM | #394 |
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Quick Evernote question for owners of the device- can you use Evernote highlighting feature without the Wi-Fi tunred on, like on a stand-alone Android tablet, or you must have Wi-Fi to synchronize it? Thanks
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09-25-2012, 02:35 PM | #395 |
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You must have Wifi to synchronize. Otherwise, you receive an error message.
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09-27-2012, 08:15 PM | #396 |
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Does *anyone* like the PRS-T2?
Being a PRS-T1 owner of less than a year, I must admit that I was tempted by the prospect of a brighter screen, longer battery life, etc.. BUT -- I did check out a display model at a local Sony store and I must say that it gave me pause. Ghosting seemed quite evident, more so than what I see on my T1 (although maybe this was magnified by the bright store lights). The screen didn't seem *that* much different than my T1, perhaps a bit lighter. For sure I didn't like the font rendering compared to my T1 - this has been addressed here before, and I think that's a valid concern. On the positive side, the display unit was *very* responsive - page turns and refreshes seemed much faster than my T1. But the big negative has to be the buttons. I really disliked the feel of them and their positioning. The FB and Evernote functionality is interesting, but to my mind that doesn't tip the balance towards the positive. My overall assessment was negative. Looks like I'll be sticking with my T1 and will wait and see what Sony has to offer for their next model. I really want to stick with Sony since I'm primarily an ePub user, but the T2 was not at all compelling to me. I might consider it if it ever gets deeply discounted. |
09-28-2012, 03:12 AM | #397 |
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I really like the T2. A lot better than the T1
And strangely, I prefer the buttons on the T2, they are so much easier that on the T1 I don't understand what's not to like ... |
09-28-2012, 05:56 AM | #398 | |
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I love my T2 as it is quite fast and the screen nice but I am an hard highlighter, this will slow down the device as with my prs650 or something changed? |
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09-28-2012, 07:56 AM | #399 |
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I like the T2 as well. The slow response with large amounts of highlights is an issue with the x50 models. It is fixed on the T1 and T2. The Evernote function and ability to sync with the Sony software like the 950 can is a nice feature too. I also like that there is a new feature on the homescreen that you are on Page 257 of 458 for example on the book you are reading and it shows progress on a line like the Kindle does. I am also happy that periodicals are now delivered daily. Lastly the matte finish is better than glossy. I have not noticed excessive ghosting. Sony now has an option to turn off refresh on every page like other brands and that feature has some ghosting but that is normal. You can set it the old way to refresh every page if you want clearer text and don't mind black flashes.
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09-28-2012, 08:46 AM | #400 |
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Is it? I had on my T1 a file that slowed down considerably when I created more than 100 highlights. It was a PDF, I admit, because I needed to export the whole file with the comments afterwards and I don't know how to do that with epubs.
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09-28-2012, 09:00 AM | #401 |
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Thanks for your replies, and I'm happy to hear that some of you enjoy your T2s. I *really* wanted to like it, and was hoping the negative press was unfounded. I'm going to go back to check out the display model with my T1 in tow, so that I can do a direct side-by-side comparison. As for the buttons, it's probably just a matter of getting used to them.
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PDFs are slow even without highlighting on the T1 compared to past models. I haven't tested any on the T2. |
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09-28-2012, 10:24 AM | #403 |
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I no longer swipe. I now have my thumb resting on the 'next page' button.
With the T1 that was quite impossible. The T2 has a great way to handle collections, so much better than my wife's T1 |
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