Hi RockdaMan,
I can assure you that I do not work for ASUS, have never owned an ASUS product previously and have zero association with ASUS.
As some form of proof, I suggest you have a look at my posts here regarding the Samsung E60. I cracked the firmware file format for that device because I had been looking for a Wacom enabled note taking device previously.
I also suggest you have a look at my posts on
tabletpcreview.com where I have cracked the firmware file format, discovered how to convert the Chinese firmware into English and maintain an installer script to gain root access to the device, install the missing phonebook application found in a previous firmware on the ASUS ftp site, add additional dictionaries, etc. I have also disassembled the ASUS sync software to create a recovery application to restore the firmware from the emergency bootloader.
If I worked for ASUS in any way, why would I have to perform all these hacks, and why would I give a crap about furthering the development on the E60?
I suspect you are a troll.
pb