Thread: New, low-end Kobo possible?
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Old 11-09-2019, 04:04 PM   #3
Andrew Ashling
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Unless I'm mistaken it's just the other way around:

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The company has just announced the Tolino Page 2, Tolino Vision 5 and the Tolino Epos 2. These models were all made with Kobo and basically the Vision 5 is a Kobo Libra clone and the Epos 2 is a rebranded Forma, while the second generation Page is simply a rebrand of the Kobo Aura Edition 2.
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Rakuten, the company that owns Kobo now owns Tolino as well. The hardware is identical, only the software (a.k.a. the firmware) differs.
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