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Post has been editedPicnik - 10.12.11, 15:26

[serego]

Bought today. Kiev, $ 280. While the impression is not very. Few formats that understands. Something is somehow not very PDF. The screen is pale. The default program is DOC, in some kind of its own format, it converts only if there is a Microsoft Office on the BB. Ubuntu sees only a memory card. Kapets as I am disappointed. Tomorrow I still dig out and most likely I will go back. Yes, it draws very good, Like a tablet (in windows XP) for drawing super. I really did not use others, but it was impressive. In general, while the device in my hands ask questions.

[serego]

Passed to the store. This is not a reader, this is a graphics tablet with the ability to access the Internet and read texts converted to epub. Now, if you put on it alreader or fbreader ...

[Contra37]

With the latest firmware reads FB2.

[lloyd13]

I use mainly for records and sometimes for reading. As a result, I can say that this is just an electronic notebook, it is convenient to make sketches. For technical needs is not bad, but the screen is too pale. The built-in camera works well, but the resolution is very weak.

[Gas]

Probably it was not quite right to attribute EeeNote to e-books. in fact, this is primarily a notebook, which is what the name itself says.

I now understand with the eNotovom content and, I think soon I will share, the accumulated info.



The first pleasant impression of the device is the pleasant opportunity to draw with a stylus.
The second pleasure is the price :)

bottom of the post added with ea800

Post has been editedGas - 10.11.11, 22:45

Reason for editing: added

[Gas]

Alas, after all, the screen of the device turned out to be dark for my eyes and I had to sell it :(

Those no less want to fix links to useful info on the notebook.

[Loki69]

Q: Does anyone know when the next generation of notes will appear? And, then they kind of mentioned about it (read in one review) that there will be a color screen ...: blush:

[Hellqwer]

Tell me, did a more decent device appear? In particular, with the best screen.

[Loki69]

The perfect black and white drawing screen with a resolution of 1024x768 pixels and 256 degrees of depression! Yes, what else do you need from the reader? : vinsent:

[Hellqwer]

Maybe I did not understand what, but many people complain about the very poor readability from the screen.

[Gralchig]

The screen is clearly worse for reading than the e-ink screen.

Post has been editedGralchig - 30.11.11, 13:12

[A.R.T.]

A lot of useful information on the device -http://forum.tabletpcreview.com/asus-eee-line/
Apparently, thanks to porting CoolReader 3, there are no problems with reading formats. In general, thanks to Linux, there are new applications for it.
I myself am just thinking about buying. If alternative devices (the ability to record and draw is important) and whether something is known about other devices in the series. Saw the mention of 12 inch, 6 inch and color.

[69_ThreeSIX_69]

Healthy everyone, I read a review here ... and I saw that there is a music player on the main screen ... For some reason I don’t have it ... But through a search, it finds music and plays ... tell me how a music program . bring to the main screen.

[exception13]

possibly dupe. but who cares.

sections on the internal sd card:
1: I still do not understand what it is (it is possible to store parameters or other data);
2: initrd (gzip cpio);
3: until I realized what it is (there are strings saying that there may be a compressed core here);
4: extended section;
5: / (judging by the structure and files, this is / usr);
6: user data (judging by the structure and files is /);

now debootstrap Debian GNU / Linux and I’ll try to run on Note. about successes / failures accomplish your goal.

Post has been editedexception13 - 30.12.11, 22:31

[exception13]

the pin ID of the microUSB connector is also divorced on the board, which indicates the potential presence of usb OTG. and the dmesg kernel reports the presence of a usb-host, and a 3-port usb-hub.

[A.R.T.]

QtPacker
A utility for downloading and installing ipkg from the optware channel.

Installation:
1) Unzip the micro sd root, there will be a "dvt_check" file and a "install" folder.

2) Turn off the Eee Note by pressing the off button for 5 seconds.

3) Insert micro SD.

4) Turn on the Eee Note. You will see the "Package Manager" icon on the second page of the launcher.

5) Make sure you are connected to and-no and click Package Manager. The Package will launch opkg (or ipkg?) From the optware repositories.

6) Restart the Eee Note, how are you at the beginning.

7) Turn on and enjoy!

Download
Original English theme
Screenshot(now more list)

[A.R.T.]

exception13,
I think you've already seen these topics?
http://forum.tabletpcreview.com/asus-eee-l...debug-port.html
http://forum.tabletpcreview.com/asus-eee-l...eek-within.html

[exception13]

A.R.T. @ 01/03/2012, 13:33

I think you've already seen these topics?
http://forum.tabletpcreview.com/asus-eee-l...debug-port.html
http://forum.tabletpcreview.com/asus-eee-l...eek-within.html

I began to read after posting the first messages.

Now I’m harassing a "train" under the debag port of a single layer of fiberglass and copper torn from a double-sided PCB.

[exception13]

hooked to the console.
1: it looks like the size of the initrd is locked in the bootloader / kernel and for this reason the self-made initrd did not roll;
2: it is necessary to update the kernel to launch the debian;

Post has been editedexception13 - 05.01.12, 17:49

[exception13]

if anyone needs to build a “train” for debug con from improvised means, then the recipe is as follows:
1: cut off a piece of double-sided foil textolite ~ 25mm in size by 40mm;
2: we split with a cutter to get a thin plate in one layer of fiberglass with copper;
3: rolls out the attachment using LUT or photoresisteee_note_con.pdf(1.82 KB)
;
4: we poison;
5: ?????;
6: PROFIT !!!!!;

this insert is obtained