15 replies to this topic

[pes2013]

Im pretty decided on buy the Txtr Beagle. Where can I buy it online?

Thank you

[AsherGZ]

I don't think its out yet. You can subscribe on their site to be notified when its available though.

[tiagosilva29]

It's not yet available. Just wondering: why are you decided on buying this device?

[pes2013]

tiagosilva29, on 13 October 2012 - 12:47, said:

It's not yet available. Just wondering: why are you decided on buying this device?

Price.

[SnoopZ]

It will only cost £10.

[tiagosilva29]

A €9.90 minimum, but it's a quite restricted device.

[Shailendra604]

I Don't know what is Txtr Beagle. is any one can tell me about that.

[tiagosilva29]

Shailendra604 said:

I Don't know what is Txtr Beagle. is any one can tell me about that.

It's an e-book reader.

[pes2013]

tiagosilva29, on 13 October 2012 - 13:09, said:

A €9.90 minimum, but it's a quite restricted device.

Its running Android. Android and restricted do not belong in the same sentence.

[tiagosilva29]

pes2013 said:

Android and restricted do not belong in the same sentence.

The device itself doesn't run Android.
The only way you can deploy (read: buy and deploy) books on this device is via their web-store, available trough an Android application in your smartphone and then Bluetooth it to the device. And then you realize can you cannot hold more than 5 books at a time.

[pes2013]

tiagosilva29, on 13 October 2012 - 18:18, said:

The device itself doesn't run Android.
The only way you can deploy (read: buy and deploy) books on this device is via their web-store, available trough an Android application in your smartphone and then Bluetooth it to the device. And then you realize can you cannot hold more than 5 books at a time.

The device itself is running Android.

[tiagosilva29]

pes2013 said:

The device itself is running Android.

[citation needed]

[pes2013]

tiagosilva29, on 13 October 2012 - 18:18, said:

The device itself doesn't run Android.

[citation needed]

[tiagosilva29]

pes2013 said:

[citation needed]

To keep it simple: it does not have an operating system.
It runs on a firmware.
Everything from Bluetooth pairing, battery/transfer LEDs, e-book format conversion to BMP (that's how you actually read it in the display) are all via hardware calls.

[lysq]

It can hold more than 5 books - 4GB memory is far more than just few books.
It can open and store 5 books opened, remembering the last opened page.

Get yourself signed on their webpage to get the notification on when it is available.