There is Engadget Reader meetup in Amsterdam (http://www.engadget.com/2006/07/05/engadget-reader-meetup-in-amsterdam-on-july-20th/) in the Netherlands and Angel Ancin from iRex promised me to attend: "I will be there." After all, Amsterdam-Eindhoven is not that far.

With all those gadget lovers there you can expect a lot of pictures of the iLiad posted on the web soon after. Any questions that need to be answered there and then?

Anyone going there also?

A photoset of pictures at Flickr (http://www.flickr.com/photos/reinder/sets/72157594206562393/) of me trying to find the power button on an Iliad with serialnumber 24...

...on an Iliad with serialnumber 24...
Anything below 100 should be considered a collectors' item :cool:

Anything below 100 should be considered a collectors' item :cool:
Hmm should we add a serial number column to http://wiki.mobileread.com/wiki/ILiad:owners ?

Hmm should we add a serial number column to http://wiki.mobileread.com/wiki/ILiad:owners ?
It's added now.

Where is the serial no. on these things.

I can't see one either.

Got that long number on the back (under the barcode, but mine ends on 24 also, so it is likely not the serial.

on the back.
mine is er0100000CC3-24
at least i think thats it.

Ahh ok if thats it:

er0100000E2B-24

er0100 = model number (it's iRex iLiad ER0100 officially)

so I guess

000E2B-24 is part of the serial; perhaps E2B is a hex number, and would then translate to 3'627.

Seems the actual no. is in HEX, how geeky :happy2:

That would make Tribbles 3267. and mine 3335

That would make Tribbles 3267. and mine 3335

With only 300 shipped from the factory in the first batch a 3000+ number seems high to me.

@rrustema
It is not sure that the decided to start from 1 :happy2: