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Originally Posted by stangri
As it doesn't have BT listed in specs, looks like it's a waterproof variant of Kepler and not a Kepler Pro.
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As (i) the (non-Pro) Kepler never came to fruition (I don't think even a prototype of it was ever presented in public), (ii) as originally conceived, its main point of differentiation from the Pro was its lack of page-turn buttons ("Tips: only Kepler Pros support Next \ Prev. button.") -- which the Robinson Crusoe has and (iii) was explicitly conceived as having "WIFI + Bluetooth" wireless connectivity (across all three models), I think we can categorically state that
the Robinson Crusoe is a variant of the Kepler Pro not the (now mythical) Kepler.
So until we see Onyx-Box release a Kepler-style chassis
without page-turn buttons, can we
please cease and desist continually raising the spectre of the Kepler (or Kepler Lite) every time a new variant is announced.
Until the buttons of the turning of the pages vanishith from the face of the Reader of the ebooks, there shalt be no Kepler, lest it be Pro! 
(Incidentally, until somebody actually gets their hot clammy hands on a Robinson Crusoe, we don't even know for certain that it lacks BT -- it could be simply an oversight on the Russian site's specs listing -- it wouldn't be the first time a retailer has made such a mistake.)