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Gwaihir · 10-31-2010, 10:37 AM

Yes, I find it accurate.

Just three small notes:

Page turning from buffer is mentioned, but while reading I still got the wrong impression: once you're reading, the device generally has the next page buffered well before you need it and brings it up quite fast. The 4 - 12 seconds to bring up a page is only when you're flipping pages fast or moving to a page from the index.
Erasing notes truly erases them. It doesn't permanently leave blank parts. If you draw across a dark area in the page (or a piece of text) and then erase it, your former note will indeed show up as blank during the erasing, but when you show that page again (flip back and forward) the page is simply clean again.
Only the DR1000S was ever produced.

10-31-2010, 10:37 AM	#2
Gwaihir The Windlord Posts: 119 Karma: 10 Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: Netherlands Device: iRex DR1000S, BeBook Club S	Yes, I find it accurate. Just three small notes: Page turning from buffer is mentioned, but while reading I still got the wrong impression: once you're reading, the device generally has the next page buffered well before you need it and brings it up quite fast. The 4 - 12 seconds to bring up a page is only when you're flipping pages fast or moving to a page from the index. Erasing notes truly erases them. It doesn't permanently leave blank parts. If you draw across a dark area in the page (or a piece of text) and then erase it, your former note will indeed show up as blank during the erasing, but when you show that page again (flip back and forward) the page is simply clean again. Only the DR1000S was ever produced. Last edited by Gwaihir; 10-31-2010 at 04:30 PM. Reason: typo