Thread: Sony PRS-T1 specs!
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Old 08-29-2011, 11:27 PM   #218
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Device: Sony PRS-500 (RIP); PRS-600 (Good Riddance); PRS-505; PRS-650; PRS-350
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Originally Posted by readingglasses View Post
there is a minuscule possibility that sony, reading this site, will take into account all the whinging and make it:

-android based with full apps and internationalization support
-add a metal coat in the same shape as the x50 series
-insert a switchable bw & color eink layer with backlight for reading on park benches at night (while waiting to meet someone, of course)
-reduce the price to a "modestly competitive" 99 dollars. (despite the complaints that are sure to come about sony still being too pricey)
-make the wifi removable for those who shun it and make the multi touch switchable to single touch
-include a free stainless steel pot scrubber to matte-ify the surface even more or include matching color masking tape to cover shine
-put on board speakers that play the theme from Back To The Future, everytime it turns on. And include 10% off all books purchased on that device. To keep prices in line with the way things used to be, in the good ol' x50 days and earlier.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GheAd59anbU
Has there ever been evidence that Sony reads this site?

They have never addressed any of the major complaints on a given reader that I know of. They have updated next gen, but the updates were always (a) due to ADE, meaning Adobe did it, or (b) glaring problems like the PRS-600's glare.

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