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Manufacturer	Sony
Series	PRS-T3
Availability by region	September 8, 2013
Predecessor	PRS-T2
Form factor	Slate
Mass	5.9 oz (167 g)
Operating system	Custom version of Android (device); Microsoft Windows, Apple Mac OS X (client software)
Memory	2 GiB
Removable storage	SDHC Up to 32 GiB
Battery	Lithium-ion
Data inputs	Touchscreen
Display	600×800 px, 170 dpi resolution, 6' diagonal, 16- level grayscale E-Ink electronic paper Touch-sensitive
Connectivity	USB 2.0

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The Sony Reader was a line of e-book readers manufactured by Sony, who produced the first commercial E Inke-reader with the Sony Librie in 2004.^[1] It used an electronic paper display developed by E Ink Corporation, was viewable in direct sunlight, required no power to maintain a static image, and was usable in portrait or landscape orientation.

Sony sold e-books for the Reader from the Sony eBook Library in the US, UK, Japan, Germany, Austria, Canada and was reported to be coming to France, Italy and Spain starting in early 2012.^[2] The Reader also could display Adobe PDFs, ePub format, RSS newsfeeds, JPEGs, and Sony's proprietary BBeB ('BroadBand eBook') format. Some Readers could play MP3 and unencrypted AAC audio files.

Compatibility with Adobe digital rights management (DRM) protected PDF and ePub files allowed Sony Reader owners to borrow ebooks from lending libraries in many countries.^[3]

The DRM rules of the Reader allowed any purchased e-book to be read on up to six devices, at least one of which must be a personal computer running Windows or Mac OS X. Although the owner could not share purchased eBooks on others' devices and accounts, the ability to register five Readers to a single account and share books accordingly was a possible workaround.

On August 1, 2014, Sony announced that it would not make another consumer e-reader.^[4] In late 2014, Sony released the Sony Digital Paper DPTS1 - which only views PDFs and has a stylus for making notes - aimed at professional business users.^[5]

1Models and availability
- 1.12013 Model (Discontinued in August 2014)
- 1.22012 Model (Discontinued late 2013)
- 1.32011 Model (Discontinued late 2012)
- 1.42010 Models (Discontinued late 2011)
- 1.52009 Models (Discontinued late 2010)
- 1.62008 Model (Discontinued late 2009)
- 1.72007 Model (Discontinued late 2009)
- 1.82006 Model (Discontinued late 2007)
- 1.92004 Model
3Official software
5Alternative firmware

Models and availability[edit]

Ten models were produced. The PRS-500 (PRS standing for Portable Reader System) was made available in the United States in September 2006. On 1 November 2006, Readers went on display and for sale at Borders bookstores throughout the US. Borders had an exclusive contract for the Reader until the end of 2006. From April 2007, Sony Reader has been sold in the US by multiple merchants, including Fry's Electronics, Costco, Borders and Best Buy. The eBook Store from Sony is only available to US or Canadian residents or to customers who purchased a US-model reader with bundled eBook Store credit.

On July 24, 2007, Sony announced that the PRS-505 Reader would be available in the UK with a launch date of September 3, 2008. Waterstone's is the official retail partner and the Reader is available at selected stores such as Argos, Sony Centres and Dixons; while a red edition is available exclusively from John Lewis.

On October 2, 2008 the PRS-700, with touch screen and built-in lighting was announced.

On August 5, 2009 Sony announced two new readers, the budget PRS-300 Pocket Edition and the more advanced PRS-600 Touch Edition.^[6]

On August 25, 2009 Sony announced the Reader PRS-900 'Daily Edition.'^[7] This features a 7' diagonal screen to compete with the Amazon Kindle DX. It's also the first to feature free 3G wireless through AT&T to access the Sony eBookstore without the need of a computer, and to increase the grayscale level, from 8 to 16.

In September 1, 2010, Sony introduced the PRS-350 Pocket Edition, PRS-650 Touch Edition, PRS-950 'Daily Edition' as replacements for the PRS-300, PRS-600 and PRS-900, with both new models featuring 16-level grey scale touch screens. The launch of the new models also represented the introduction of the Sony Reader into the Australian and New Zealand markets for the first time.^[8]

On August 31, 2011, Sony announced a new reader replacing all of their previous models, the PRS-T1, featuring a 6' screen.^[9]

On August 16, 2012, Sony announced the PRS-T1 successor, the PRS-T2.^[10]

On September 4, 2013, Sony announced the PRS-T2 successor, the PRS-T3. Unlike previous Sony reader models, the T3 is not sold in the US, and Sony has abandoned the North American market due to competition from Amazon, B&N and Kobo.^[11]

On February 6, 2014, Sony announced that it was closing its North American, Europe, and Australia Reader Stores in late March, migrating all its customers to the Kobo Reader Store.^[12]

On August 1, 2014, Sony announced that it would not release another ereader but would keep selling its remaining stock.

2013 Model (Discontinued in August 2014)[edit]

Reader Wi-Fi PRS-T3S[edit]

The PRS-T3S is the latest 6', Wi-Fi only model.Announced in October 2013 in Japan, it is a PRS-T3 without a cover that costs $99 and was sold in Japan, England, Canada and Germany.

Reader Wi-Fi PRS-T3[edit]

The PRS-T3 is a 6', Wi-Fi only model with a snap cover.

Specifications

Size: 160 × 109 × 11.3 mm
Weight: 200 grams including snap cover
Display:
- size: 15.2 cm (6 in) diagonal (approx ¹⁄₄ area of letter-sized page).
- resolution: 16-level gray scale
- 6' Pearl HD E Ink screen 1024 x 758 pixel resolution
Memory: 2 GiB of internal storage (1.3 GiB available to use) plus microSD expansion of up to 32 GB
Battery Life: 6–8 weeks, assuming 30 minutes reading per day
Connectivity: Micro-USB

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