Thread: How to determine if screen is plastic substrate or glass substrate
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Old 07-30-2020, 10:01 PM   #17
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Originally Posted by NiMa View Post
Then, do you know what type of substrate is my Libra?
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From Kobos site

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Embrace lightweight durability

Kobo Forma immerses you in your reading more than ever before, with a sturdy 8.0” HD Mobius Carta E Ink screen that feels lighter than air.
The Libra makes no mention of a möbius screen. It’s a new enough technology that no mention of it implies a lack of its use. Because its presence has not become ubiquitous with eink devices.
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