Thread: So what e-reader do you use now you've given up on Sony?
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Old 01-11-2014, 02:50 PM   #18
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Device: PRS-T1, Kobo Libre Color
Once my T1 dies (hopefully not for years yet. I have my fingers crossed), I'll have to go through and evaluate all the devices out there. The biggest thing for me is text to speech capability. I've rooted my T1, for just that reason. The T2/T3's don't have a headphone jack so they can't have TTS, so that rules them out completely for me.
I'll be bailing on Sony unless their next generation decides to improve their readers and add mp3/TTS capabilities. I'm not counting on it though. Sony doesn't seem to listen to their customers very well as to what they like/dislike.
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