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What is the difference between the existing maroon machine readable passport (MRP) and the e-passport?

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What is the difference between the existing maroon machine readable passport (MRP) and the e-passport?

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An MRP is a passport that contains a machine-readable zone (MRZ) printed in accordance with International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) standard. It is capable of being read manually and with the use of a machine. An e-passport has an embedded IC chip where the photograph and personal information of the bearer are stored in accordance with ICAO specifications. These information can be read by chip readers at close distance. An ePassport also contains a machine-readable zone.

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