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Originally Posted by PF4Mobile
Since that is WindowsCE the functionality should have been there provided by the underlying OS not by Ectaco software. What I believe really happened is that Ectaco hid that or crippled that for some strange reasons. I can understand when you disable that in class but your purpose is not to feed students ADD but not to cut the ereader from communicating with a server where they can download class materials from.
On the oter side I don't really see why would you do that to the retail market....
Just because it is WindowsCE the browsers should be there and there you go you have a fully functional Internet stack (hardware, drivers, TCP/IP, browsers).
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They advertise some of the functtions, so they will be there.
As for browsing I think looking things up on google or the net in general will be part of the daily routine of students and these devices will be used at school as well as at home.
But who knows ...