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Highroller · 07-18-2010, 07:09 PM

Yeah the browser is slow but it works. Connected to my router and remembered the passcode. I find it quite usable as an ereader. Nice selection of fonts and sizes. The reorientation is a little touchy but I have little problem with it. Its not perfect but is a LOT better than the openbook (lol). Being able to set my margins and line spacing is nice. The horrible line spacing on the jbl has been driving me crazy. Would be a plus if it recognized cbr format for comics but thats a possible change that could be done with firmware I expect. Its the first reader I have seen that uses a whole line and then injects a - to continue a word on next line. You change to landscape and it changes the dashes to the new line length. Plays music without headphones but not that well but its kinda nice to play music as background while I read.

07-18-2010, 07:09 PM	#29
Highroller Zealot Posts: 146 Karma: 338 Join Date: Nov 2004 Device: Ebookwise 1150, Jetbook Lite, Slick Er-701	Yeah the browser is slow but it works. Connected to my router and remembered the passcode. I find it quite usable as an ereader. Nice selection of fonts and sizes. The reorientation is a little touchy but I have little problem with it. Its not perfect but is a LOT better than the openbook (lol). Being able to set my margins and line spacing is nice. The horrible line spacing on the jbl has been driving me crazy. Would be a plus if it recognized cbr format for comics but thats a possible change that could be done with firmware I expect. Its the first reader I have seen that uses a whole line and then injects a - to continue a word on next line. You change to landscape and it changes the dashes to the new line length. Plays music without headphones but not that well but its kinda nice to play music as background while I read. Last edited by Highroller; 07-18-2010 at 07:15 PM.