Besides all the blather about it not being an iPad (well duh), I have found several useful tasks for it. See all this?
Instruction manuals for oh, about everything. If it is on line I get the PDF file, if not, I scan it into a PDF and throw it up to the Amazon Cloud. Another bonus is if you get a manual like the ones that came with my camera that are printed on proprietary disintegrating rice paper making them virtually useless, you can transform them to this:
Being able to take to your workspace helps and the bigger print and no bookmarks are just more perks!
So for the first time the camera was converted from a PhD (Push here Dummy) camera and after some experimentation:
I was able to make the camera do what I wanted it to do:
(Teaser for upcoming review post)
They also have VNC clients for the Android platform. I guess I need to unlock the thing. That would make work a bit easier!
Yeah, but I'll stick with my Nook... :-)
ReplyDeleteI agree. The Kindle rocks.
ReplyDeleteI'm still not there on the Kindle, but I'm trying out some books on my Galaxy Tab with the Kindle app. Technical and reference manuals are a natural thing, but I consider the real winner to be reading non-technical stuff for leisure.
ReplyDeleteNice camera setup.
NFO- Sigh... OK. Just like guns, whatever works for you LOL!
ReplyDeleteStephen- So far so goo with the Kindle.
Andy- I have loaded it with several books for lesiure, the problem I have is that I jump between books on it!
Thanks on the camera setup.