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Cootey · 07-15-2020, 04:55 PM

I also notice that the Nia is slightly wider, thicker, and heavier than the Clara. It also offers ComfortLight without the PRO, and it specifically mentions having a 1000 mAh battery, as opposed to the Clara which doesn’t mention the battery. It supports the FlePub file format. I’ve not heard of that format before.

As usual, new bottom tier Kobos are a smattering of steps forwards and backwards.

Update: Apparently, FlePub is old news. Here’s a news release from 2011 about it (http://www.primediaelaunch.com/wp-co...-ePub-Spec.pdf). It’s the Fixed-Layout ePub format Kobo introduced. What I don’t understand is why the Clara didn’t support this format? Anybody know of any books that support this format that I can try out?

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Cootey Absentminded Reader Posts: 1,339 Karma: 7440829 Join Date: Apr 2017 Device: Kobo Mini, Libra Colour & Elipsa; Kindle Paperwhite 3 & 4; iOS apps	Kobo Nia preorders just went live I also notice that the Nia is slightly wider, thicker, and heavier than the Clara. It also offers ComfortLight without the PRO, and it specifically mentions having a 1000 mAh battery, as opposed to the Clara which doesn’t mention the battery. It supports the FlePub file format. I’ve not heard of that format before. As usual, new bottom tier Kobos are a smattering of steps forwards and backwards. Update: Apparently, FlePub is old news. Here’s a news release from 2011 about it (http://www.primediaelaunch.com/wp-co...-ePub-Spec.pdf). It’s the Fixed-Layout ePub format Kobo introduced. What I don’t understand is why the Clara didn’t support this format? Anybody know of any books that support this format that I can try out? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro Last edited by Cootey; 07-15-2020 at 05:00 PM.