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eBook Reader Vergleich: Sony PRS-T1 vs. Sony PRS-T2
In den vergangenen Wochen haben wir immer wieder von den Sony eBook Readern berichtet. Dieser Artikel soll mit der Serie abschließen: Verglichen wird der PRS-T1 mit dem Modell des Nachfolgers PRS.-T2.
Die beiden Geräte ähneln sich. Der PRS-T2 kann mit…
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so i rooted my PRS-T1 (My sony e-reader. WAIT, THEY'RE ANDROID-BASED? Well, I guess so! They run 2.2.1)
and the application they (the rooting wiki I used) recommended for manga reading, smanga, is very outdated and most of the servers it uses are offline
so i downloaded mangasearcher- something i use on my phone- and while the initial browser works, the fonts are all white (that's what you get when you use an app thats not optimized for e-ink)... but if you can add them to your favorites, the fonts are all darker and it displays correctly.. its a little wonky but if your IQ is higher than 4 and you're familiar with the app, then it works wonderfully
The Virtual Child
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:O My laptop aborted a virtual child, and all it wanted was toys and love. *heart breaks*
If you must know, I've taken our new Sony PRS-T1 ereader out of it's packaging and am attempting to transfer ebooks unto the device. My version of Calibre is quite outdated and when I tried to upgrade straight from the terminal with the sudo command I received this error message on start up.
It still somehow gets to me every time. Oh the joys of running Linux.
