From documents that Sony in the Us FCC has submitted shows that there is a successor of the popular PRS-T1-reader in the works: the manufacturer comes with the e-reader PRS-T2, of which the most specifications are still missing.
On images by Liliputing on the site of the FCC were discovered is the back of the new e-reader. The conclusion is that the housing of the PRS-T2 is likely similar to its predecessor, which features a 6″screen. From the FCC documents show that Sony support for 802.11 n wi-fi built in and an sd-card reader is present.
According to the documents most of the details of the new e-reader until september 29, hidden to the public. Probably announces the Sony PRS-T2 therefore, for that date. So it is still unknown what the most important changes are, since the PRS-T1 also all about wi-fi and an sd card slot. Possible increases Sony the resolution in the new e-reader; the T1 variant has a screen with 800×600 pixels.
Sony released the PRS-T1 last year and has to compete with the Kindle Touch Amazon. The device is also available in the Netherlands. The PRS-T1 has a touchscreen, a built-in bookstore of Bol.com and can via a hack also Android apps run.
