Compare PRS T1 - T2

I have the Sony PRS-T1 bought a year ago, and recently added myself to T2 because I wanted to have the new Evernote function and a second reader in the family.
The Evernote feature I really appreciate, because the time you spend sitting in front of the PC, thus drastically reduced.
Lange Internet articles are simply clipped into Evernote, sync the Reader and read comfortably in bed or hammock like a book.
It also provides the ability to highlight passages and upload as a note. This saves additional circumstances with PC and software.

The T2 scrolls much faster with less ghosting than the T1 and has a somewhat "whiter paper"
If you like to install marks in books which had warned that the mark at T2 dunklier fails than the T1 and thus the text is hard to read, rather obscured, as highlighted.
The marking of passages is at T1 precise than the T2, there "slips" often mark the beginning to, and you have to make improvements.

Some small shortcomings have both devices, but they are bearable, but otherwise works surprisingly well, such as the text memo function. The keyboard responds very reliable for both devices, however has become even faster in T2 and really awesome. You just have to ignore the small inertia of the display, which lies in the nature of things.
Unlike a Vorrezensenten I must say that even reading the browser is very pleasant. It just depends on the settings.
If you have the right attitude, you can namely completely comfortable with the scroll buttons to scroll through a long article, as if it were a book by the reflow function. Very pleasant and at T2 a trail better than the T1.
Who likes to listen to music as you read, is with the T1 better here because it has an MP3 player.
When black T2 fortunately has been designed mat, so the annoying (and preventable) reflections are history and the surface. All other devices are unfortunately matt designed only at the bottom, but which very feels great.
I am very pleased with both devices - and the basic function, ie the ability to read it, works better and more convenient than a book.
I rate it with 5 stars, although smaller (software) are flaws, so the star account for this great device can go in the direction again, in which it belongs.