The Sony Reader PRS-T2, differences from the previous model is mainly in design and even there are marginal. For the first time we can also post them directly from the device quotations on Facebook, which can have long had competing devices. The most interesting new feature is the ability to read the device internet pages and notes you have stored in Evernote service and, conversely, store in Evernote quotations from our e-books. Although the price of the new Sony Reader did not fall, is a major difference with the old model this device does not support audio files.

The Sony Reader PRS T-2 has a touch screen of electronic paper (Pearl of E Ink, 800 x 600 resolution , 16 scales of gray), is connected to the internet via WiFi and has a browser, an internal memory of 2GB (with 1,3 GB available for storage of e-books) port and MicroSD expansion up to 32 GB more. The battery lasts up to 2 months (reading half an hour a day with the WiFi off) with a load of 2 to 2.5 hours. Its weight is 167 grams and is advertised as "the lightest electronic reader in the world." There are 6 built dictionaries (English Britain and the U.S., and from English, Spanish and French) and supports PDF and ePUB, unlocked or locked with Adobe. As before, the device comes with a stylus which can keep notes or draw freehand without the use of the virtual keyboard. It costs $ 129.99 and is available in white, black and red in the U.S. and Canada.

Key its advantage, Sony Reader still the better PDF support , usability with multiple zooms and automatic zooming of Two column, or three column page. A big difference in the technical data relative to the previous model that doesn't support audio files (music, podcast or audio book) and has, consequently, speakers and headphone port. Sorry.