Thread: PRS-T3 Any downside to ordering one in U.S.?
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Old 10-04-2013, 02:28 PM   #6
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Originally Posted by dynabook View Post
The T3 does come with a cover. You would only have to buy a cover if you wanted the light.
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The T3 really gives one a hole in the wallet for what you get. $180 plus whatever it costs to ship to the US. Then if you want a light, that's another $60 right there. The T3 doesn't bring anything really new to the table. What it does bring is a very overpriced Reader with expensive accessories. I'm a long time Sony Reader user and even I cannot recommend a T3. In fact, I am going to be looking at Kobo if I decide to get a new Reader.
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