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Originally Posted by CommanderROR
The problem with HTML for me is that it's not really working for books at the moment.
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I regularly use my chm converter to convert chm files into Iliad html compatible books. They work fine...
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Using the HTML browser for web-browsing is not supported by iRex at the moment...and there is no complete and easy-to-use community method for this yet slthough it is possible.
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Yep there is... Use the shell-script hack to start-up wireless and use a pre-generated html file to get you to Google. Or use the Dillo port...
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Originally Posted by CommanderROR
One day you will have to explain to me what you think is so great about the Iliad and what you use it for. For reading it's barely adequate, and that is the most basic use you can put it to.
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I think I've mentioned often enough what my Iliad gets up to... Dunno what you mean by "barely adequate" but I can read documents on mine perfectly "adequately"...
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Originally Posted by CommanderROR
Look at the datasheet and then look at what you have now, almost half a year after the (already delayed) release date...
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I might be repeating myself here, but I was fully aware of the state of the Iliad from early reviews, and my decision was based on that (I've been burned by vs 1 products before)... I'll be the first to admit the early firmware was a bit rough'n'ready, but the later versions (since zooming + panning) have made the iLiad worth it...
If the Iliad is really "barely adequate" then how come you don't put your device on Ebay and get a Sony Reader instead...?
And don't forget the Iliad is one the first of its type. I'm pretty sure there was some guy who bought a Model T Ford and was disappointed it didn't have power steering, air-con and an automatic gearbox...