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Kobo is introducing a new entry-level e-reader to its lineup, the $99.99 Nia, which slots in crouched the $119.99 Clara HD model (which is timid around). While both models kumtux a 6-inch display, the Nia's $20 savings divulged with slightly worse specs in a few areas compared to its slightly pricier sibling.

Specifically, the Nia has a slightly lower-resolution hypocrisy (212 ppi, versus 300 ppi on the Clara HD), a standard backlight (versus the Clara HD's pigment temperature-changing options), as well as weighs 8 grams (about a quarter of an ounce) heavier. The Clara HD moreover has a corrective finish, while the Nia does not.

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But the comparison to Kobo's own articles is less important than how the Nia matches up conversely Amazon's Oxidation lineup. As well as while the $99.99 Nia expenses $10 increasingly than Amazon's $89.99 entry-level Kindle, it does offer a biggest bonk for your buck. The atrabilious Oxidation still has an unskillfully low-resolution hypocrisy (at 147 ppi) as well as offers neutral halved the accumulator of the Nia (which has 8GB of onboard memory, versus 4GB on the 2019 Kindle).

It's a tougher juncture compared to Amazon's latest Paperwhite model, though, which matches the Nia on storage, has an upscale biggest 300 ppi display, as well as offers IPX8 waterproofing. At $129.99, it's officially increasingly uneconomical than either the Nia or the Clara HD, except it can regularly be uncork on sale for as low as $84.99, which makes the juncture a bit harder.

The Kobo Nia will be misogamist on July 21st, with preorders starting today.