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After less than 6 months, my Iliad began to fail. It will jump 15 to 20 pages at a time, no longer connect to my PC and the battery life is down to 5 hours from 15 hours.
iRex is stonewalling me about the repairs and ignores my repeated questions. Never buy anything from iRex.
Fait2 2 years ago
If this were real it would have been done with linux, not windows. There is no way that any ebook reader would have the resources available to support XP, unless the OS itself had been heavily modified. best you could probably do on this is running linux from kernel with a manually configured xfce GUI, and even that's a stretch.
notsoleft2 3 years ago 4
Looks at the date this was posted. It was an april fools joke. The iLiad boots, and connect to an XP computer over VNC.
Magister52 3 years ago
hehe good gag. Theres one born every minute :)
carpii 3 years ago
haha that aint even windows xp.
SASenglish 3 years ago
Interesting that there is no WinXP port for the iLiad's CPU (the Intel XScale).
Hodapp87 3 years ago
absolute fake
riotiticaca 3 years ago
How do you know? Where is your proof?
Fait2 3 years ago
There was no winxp load there among other things.
wildcat0001 3 years ago
You can modify the XP start up so there is no splash screen, Windows sound, or most of the usual resource-sucking nonsense that M$ does. My own system is set like that. If I were doing it on a resource-limit device, that would be the first thing I would do.
However, you are correct, this is fake, but there is a more basic clue if you think about it.
Fait2 3 years ago
screenshot much
trandojedi 3 years ago
What the ???? did you really install winxp? or u're just using a theme ? you didn't show the start button pressed?
archproject 3 years ago