Introducing myself...
Hi, I'm Slim.
I bought the Scroll as it looked like very good VFM and fairly capable (i.e. Android 2.1 NOT 1.6). I bought the keyboard bundle from Dabs. The Scroll's firmware is version 1.00.
I run Linux on my laptop, (I can still access Mac OS X and Windows XP on other kit if required) so the underlying OS technology isn't totally alien though I'm completely new to the Android interface. I shall be interested in pushing it to 2.2 or 2.3 in due course, but I won't rush in case I brick it...
I took back an Elonex eReader because it required Windows software to run Adobe DRM, (purist, [i]moi[/i]?) and I'm holding back from buying a Kindle while I try out the Scroll as an alternative handheld eReader. I've loaded Kindle and Adobe Reader so with the FBReader I can now handle pretty much any 'standard' eBook format: ePub, PDF and mobi. All in all, it's proving to be a bearable solution so far if heavy in the hand. It might just save me from the Kindle's proprietary solution.
I'm retired - was IT director for a big publicly-funded outfit, so I still have useful contacts when I trip over my own feet :o)
I bought the Scroll as it looked like very good VFM and fairly capable (i.e. Android 2.1 NOT 1.6). I bought the keyboard bundle from Dabs. The Scroll's firmware is version 1.00.
I run Linux on my laptop, (I can still access Mac OS X and Windows XP on other kit if required) so the underlying OS technology isn't totally alien though I'm completely new to the Android interface. I shall be interested in pushing it to 2.2 or 2.3 in due course, but I won't rush in case I brick it...
I took back an Elonex eReader because it required Windows software to run Adobe DRM, (purist, [i]moi[/i]?) and I'm holding back from buying a Kindle while I try out the Scroll as an alternative handheld eReader. I've loaded Kindle and Adobe Reader so with the FBReader I can now handle pretty much any 'standard' eBook format: ePub, PDF and mobi. All in all, it's proving to be a bearable solution so far if heavy in the hand. It might just save me from the Kindle's proprietary solution.
I'm retired - was IT director for a big publicly-funded outfit, so I still have useful contacts when I trip over my own feet :o)