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Originally Posted by 6charlong
The Kobo readers have both the Adobe Mobile rendering engine and another one called ACCESS that is entirely independent of Adobe. Rakutan wanted their eReader to render text in Japanese, Chinese and Korean which the Adobe system couldn't do: hence dual rendering.
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I'm going to say you're wrong on the reason the reason for dual rendering being that Rakutan wanted Japanese/Chinese. Dual rendering has been the case since the 1st Kobo which was long before Rakutan was anywhere in the wings. Asian font support was also added when they went after the Asian market before Rakutan came in to the picture.