Thread: Maybe Sony Did the Right Thing
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Old 10-12-2012, 03:23 PM   #6
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Originally Posted by graycyn View Post
... I find the light from my Sony covers to be nice and even and not eye unfriendly ...
Do you find that the lighted cover adds a lot of weight?

At first I was bumming that the T2 didn't have a built-in light, but now I'm wondering if Sony knew that the technology isn't "perfect" yet and decided not to open that particular can of worms (bright spots, uneven lighting, color blotches ...)

I've been thinking about the Sony lighted cover, but if the specs are right, the cover is heavier than the reader itself -- 8 oz for the cover vs 5.9 oz for the reader. Does the extra weight ever bother you?
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