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Tolino Vision alternatives
Tolino Vision provides even more reading comfort through powerful processor and improved E Ink display. With Tolino Vision it's even easier to sink into your stories. Tolino Vision is primarily aimed at a German speaking audience and is the only ebook reader that allows the users to determine what bookstore they want to do business with. The best Tolino Vision alternatives are: Tolino Epos, Tolino Shine, Kindle Oasis, Kindle Paperwhite, Kobo Libra, Kobo Forma, Kindle Ereader, PocketBook Touch, PocketBook InkPad
Here are the latest news about Tolino Vision:
2021. Tolino Vision 6 with new e-ink display is available
Tolino Alliance has introduced the new Vision 6. Along with a new technical foundation, it features the latest Carta 1200 from E Ink as its display technology. For instance, the new e-book reader is equipped with an AllWinner B300 CPU, which includes four cores and a maximum clock speed of 1.8 GHz to ensure adequate performance, enhancing responsiveness and faster content rendering. The developers have also upgraded the memory, which has increased from 8 GB to 16 GB. Additionally, the Vision 6 is the first Tolino device to use a USB-C connection port. The Tolino Vision 6 is expected to be available from all Tolino partners starting in autumn, but it can already be pre-ordered. The cost is 169 euros.
2016. E-Reader Tolino Vision 4HD is available
In a move that would surely delight any Vogon poet looking for inspiration in the rain, Tolino has unveiled their latest marvel for the holiday season – the Tolino Vision 4HD. This new e-reader, a veritable hitchhiker in the realm of digital books, comes equipped with a six-inch e-ink Carta display boasting a resolution of 1448 x 1072 and an eye-popping 300 PPI. Its touchscreen interface, now as smooth and flush with the bezel as Zaphod Beeblebrox's charm (well, almost), promises an effortlessly pleasant reading experience. And, as if to prepare for an intergalactic puddle-jumping tour, the device is waterproof, making it ideal for reading anywhere your towel might take you. Tolino has also had a moment of genuine cleverness, introducing a “smart light” feature that shifts from cool, clinical light in the morning to a cozy, warm glow in the evening – a system reminiscent of the blue light filtering tech Kobo devised for the Aura One, but undeniably their own. Now, if only it could brew tea...
2014. Waterproof Tolino Vision 2 is available
The German-based Tolino Alliance has introduced the new Tolino Vision 2, a waterproof e-reader. It retains a similar design to the original model but boasts new features. This edition is waterproof, comparable to the Kobo H2O and Pocketbook Aqua. It includes a new feature called Tap2Flip, which transforms the entire back into a pressure-sensitive touchscreen, enabling page turns in eBooks. The Tolino Vision 2 utilizes the latest e-paper technology, e Ink Carta, the same screen technology found in the Kindle Paperwhite 2 and Kobo Aura H2O. Although marketed as waterproof, it’s more accurately described as splash-resistant and may not withstand complete submersion due to the lack of a waterproof protective flap on the bottom Micro USB port.
2021. Tolino Vision 6 with new e-ink display is available
Tolino Alliance has introduced the new Vision 6. Along with a new technical foundation, it features the latest Carta 1200 from E Ink as its display technology. For instance, the new e-book reader is equipped with an AllWinner B300 CPU, which includes four cores and a maximum clock speed of 1.8 GHz to ensure adequate performance, enhancing responsiveness and faster content rendering. The developers have also upgraded the memory, which has increased from 8 GB to 16 GB. Additionally, the Vision 6 is the first Tolino device to use a USB-C connection port. The Tolino Vision 6 is expected to be available from all Tolino partners starting in autumn, but it can already be pre-ordered. The cost is 169 euros.
2016. E-Reader Tolino Vision 4HD is available
In a move that would surely delight any Vogon poet looking for inspiration in the rain, Tolino has unveiled their latest marvel for the holiday season – the Tolino Vision 4HD. This new e-reader, a veritable hitchhiker in the realm of digital books, comes equipped with a six-inch e-ink Carta display boasting a resolution of 1448 x 1072 and an eye-popping 300 PPI. Its touchscreen interface, now as smooth and flush with the bezel as Zaphod Beeblebrox's charm (well, almost), promises an effortlessly pleasant reading experience. And, as if to prepare for an intergalactic puddle-jumping tour, the device is waterproof, making it ideal for reading anywhere your towel might take you. Tolino has also had a moment of genuine cleverness, introducing a “smart light” feature that shifts from cool, clinical light in the morning to a cozy, warm glow in the evening – a system reminiscent of the blue light filtering tech Kobo devised for the Aura One, but undeniably their own. Now, if only it could brew tea...
2014. Waterproof Tolino Vision 2 is available
The German-based Tolino Alliance has introduced the new Tolino Vision 2, a waterproof e-reader. It retains a similar design to the original model but boasts new features. This edition is waterproof, comparable to the Kobo H2O and Pocketbook Aqua. It includes a new feature called Tap2Flip, which transforms the entire back into a pressure-sensitive touchscreen, enabling page turns in eBooks. The Tolino Vision 2 utilizes the latest e-paper technology, e Ink Carta, the same screen technology found in the Kindle Paperwhite 2 and Kobo Aura H2O. Although marketed as waterproof, it’s more accurately described as splash-resistant and may not withstand complete submersion due to the lack of a waterproof protective flap on the bottom Micro USB port.
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