• Sony PRS-T2 eReader shows up at FCC

    • The Sony PRS-T2 eReader made it on FCC’s list of devices on Sunday night. A lot in line with its predecessor, this reader will pack Wi-Fi support as well. The specs include a 6-inch body that is quite familiar but will miss out on Bluetooth and 3G. The Sony PRS-T1 retails for about $130. So with the slightest additions, we do not see this one asking too much on the price front.
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    Posted in Topics:Media Devices, , , on July 4, 2012 by gary

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