Thread: Libra Kobo Libra H2O - first reviews
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Old 09-04-2019, 07:32 PM   #47
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Originally Posted by NiLuJe View Post
@frostschutz: They don't have a partnership with a brick & mortar shop in Germany?
Kobo stopped selling their devices in Germany about 2 years ago, when they became a partner of the Tolino Alliance. They bought / took over the Tolino hardware development from the Deutsche Telekom and are now responsible for developing new Tolino devices (based on Kobo e-readers).

But so far only the Kobo Clara HD was released as "Tolino Shine 3" in Germany, neither the Aura H2O (2nd), nor the Forma.

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Originally Posted by MGlitch View Post
The depressed screen likely means a return to infrared sensors which might make some people happy since the screen may be slightly sharper.

Why is this "likely"? The depression of the Libra's screen does not look different then on the Aura H20 (2nd Edition) or Clara HD, which use capacitive touch.
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