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Originally Posted by Nate the great
How easy is it to suspend vs turning it off?
The "turn off behavior" is apparently the norm in CE5.0. I've heard complaints from other CE5.0 devices doing the same thing.
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It's easier to suspend than to turning it off (thankfully!). Turning it off requires you to hold the shutdown button for a longer period of time, suspending is just a normal push.
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Originally Posted by junkyardwillie
Looks awesome, I'd like to see it with some PDFs see about how zooming and things like that work out as well as a cbr (comic books) running on it. It could make a nice comic reader if nothing else, price isn't too bad for that. Cool review thanks.
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I don't have comic books, nor a comic book reader, so I can't try it...
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Originally Posted by Nate the great
I just noticed that according to the product page the JE100 has Wifi. That wasn't there before. |
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Originally Posted by Donnageddon
sweetpea, Nate the Grate mentions that the JE100 now advertises it has WiFi. Does the model you received have WiFi?
I am waiting to see what Sony announces this summer, but this looks like a good option.
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The wifi isn't integrated with the device, you'll need a dongle for it.
About PDF, I'll need to install a PDF viewer that can open PDF's, because that microsoft viewer refuses to do that
(and I completely forgot about that!)
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Originally Posted by Faenad
Seems like a very bad device 
Pressing the back of the device should not affect the LCD, unless the assembly is very flimsy. (As generally PDA LCD screen are supposed to be enclosed in a sort of internal metallic coffin to give rigidity and prevent breakage.) |
My PDA is almost twice as thick as the JE100... (at least, the screen part, the border is a bit elevated over the screen). The rigidity is supplied by the border.