Thread: Sony PRS-T3 gets its first hands-on (video)
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Old 09-03-2013, 10:36 AM   #58
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In the original article it is written "Hay una aplicación dedicada al prestamo de ebooks en las bibliotecas" which is "There is an application dedicated to loan ebooks in libraries" in english (via Google Translate).

I'm not sure what they mean with this. There has always been an OverDrive app for people in the US. It would be awesome and a very huge advantage if people in Europe would get such apps, too. Then European libraries could sell the T3 just in the library. That would be really great and convenient since a lot of people use their Sony Reader to read E-Books from the public library. But Sony would need contracts with 30 different library systems then, I'm not sure if that's manageable.
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