I'm not smart enough to get the stuff going on Android, I'm hoping some young blood can do that. For my own use I'm looking at Windows. Too expensive to be a re-sale proposition though, got to be droid for the price to be competitive to able to sell it on as a package with the cable etc.True, if the EAS software coulld be developed stable on Droid it would be more likely to get takers, dispite me voting for IOS
Invalid poll. No Commodore 64 option.
Yep but the license fee for developers was too high for me to gamble without the knowledge.
PM me when you are ready.
Tablet will not be here until the end of the month as it's coming by rickshaw post.The emulator is free to download, not having bought the eas software yet I have no idea how its written or what it looks like but if you can emulate the .net environment....Yep but the license fee for developers was too high for me to gamble without the knowledge.
The EAS software is a free download, I just supply it on CD with the cable I make for the EAS and pay a small royalty. It's a very crude piece of software running under netframework, operating speed could be important.
thought that was the same as Open Office but for Android?
thought that was the same as Open Office but for Android?
Heres another tablet for you 400337692134 £52 from the UK inc P&P
My only interest in the tablet is to be able to leave it in the car for diagnostics, my laptop is too big and expensive to fit in the glove box or even the pockets in the front seat backs.
My only interest in the tablet is to be able to leave it in the car for diagnostics, my laptop is too big and expensive to fit in the glove box or even the pockets in the front seat backs.
I like my old fashioned keyboard
I've no doubt that tablets have their uses, but to some extent they are just a passing fad like CB radio was years ago.
It might come in handy as an E Reader since I can't easily access English language books over here.
The EAS is basically a serial RS232 protocol, a USB to serial adaptor is needed to run it. No problem converting to micro USB though. Doubt a phone screen is big enough to see much
My Galaxy S3 has a 4.8 inch screen...... Might work!The EAS is basically a serial RS232 protocol, a USB to serial adaptor is needed to run it. No problem converting to micro USB though. Doubt a phone screen is big enough to see much
Bonne Chance
The EAS is basically a serial RS232 protocol, a USB to serial adaptor is needed to run it. No problem converting to micro USB though. Doubt a phone screen is big enough to see much
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