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parkher · 12-16-2010, 10:00 AM

mtravellerh,
Thanks.

Another question: I am considering between CIS/EURO/NA firmwares.
Are there differences in the available keyboard languages?
I hear that CIS has 7 keyboard languages, but not sure which ones.
EURO beta has only English, as far as I can tell - pressing on "EN" does nothing.

Is it possible to add keyboard languages separately?
Because it is possible that people may need keyboard languages from different firmware versions.

I need:
- English
- French
- German
- Polish
- Lithuanian
- Russian
And maybe some others. But if some of them are only available in Euro, and others - only in CIS (like Russian) - then what?

BTW, mtravellerh,
is PB360 really comfortable to read books? For hours at a time? Not too tiny?
I heard that 360 (with its higher dpi) has a real book "page" versus a "screen" on 602, total perception of letters on real paper, when 602, in comparison (when side-by-side), looks more like a screen.

12-16-2010, 10:00 AM	#99
parkher Evangelist Posts: 467 Karma: 369018 Join Date: Nov 2010 Device: BL Alita/Mimas/Ares, OB Note2/Note, KA One/H2O/HD, S PRS T2/T1, PB 902	mtravellerh, Thanks. Another question: I am considering between CIS/EURO/NA firmwares. Are there differences in the available keyboard languages? I hear that CIS has 7 keyboard languages, but not sure which ones. EURO beta has only English, as far as I can tell - pressing on "EN" does nothing. Is it possible to add keyboard languages separately? Because it is possible that people may need keyboard languages from different firmware versions. I need: - English - French - German - Polish - Lithuanian - Russian And maybe some others. But if some of them are only available in Euro, and others - only in CIS (like Russian) - then what? BTW, mtravellerh, is PB360 really comfortable to read books? For hours at a time? Not too tiny? I heard that 360 (with its higher dpi) has a real book "page" versus a "screen" on 602, total perception of letters on real paper, when 602, in comparison (when side-by-side), looks more like a screen. Last edited by parkher; 12-16-2010 at 10:28 AM.