Thread: Review: JE-100 OEM eBook Reading Device
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Old 10-27-2009, 09:44 AM   #21
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Originally Posted by Sweetpea View Post
I did have to use the USB driver, so it may be your SmartQ... And the firmware that is loaded now, is the new one. The previous one (the one that was on my device) had some very serious flaws (like not saving settings so every time you hard-booted, everything was reset...) and not supporting ActiveSync at all... Glad they fixed it!



I read my JE100 primarily in the dark. And I've turned the brightness all the way down. That way, I find it a perfect brightness to read in a dark bedroom. It's darker than my Loox720 PDA.
The device worked with ActiveSynch without a hitch the first time. I'm sure my SmartQ7 driver on the PC was helpful. Like I said, there is a driver in that eBook.rar file in the supplemental links for folks who need it. Do you have a link to the firmware page, Sweetpea? I would love to add that to the supplemental links.
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