The Camangi WebStation is an Android-powered mini-tablet with a 7″ screen. It’s the first of the flood of mini-tablets to go on sale and anticipation for it has been high.
The Quick Start Guide just popped up on the Internet. It makes for interesting reading.
Here is the eBook-related section:
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Notice what I’ve highlighted in red: Confirmation of DRM-free ePub capability. And it can do plain text files too.
Here is something interesting about microSD:
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The card has to be UnMounted before removal. Is this Android thing? Also note that card storage is required for apps, music, and eBooks.
And now the weird part:
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Yecch! A suction cup-fastened stand? I think Camangi owners will soon be asking around about the best stand for it — that suction cup won’t be satisfying to use. Better than no stand, I guess.
To get a copy of the Quick Start Guide, do a Save As… on this direct PDF link from the FCC.
To see some FCC pics of the device, including its guts, see this post: Camangi Webstation – Android tablet goodness pops up on the FCC
Judie Lipsett over a Gear Diary will be getting one. Her first assignment is to load Aldiko on it and test some ePubs for me!
Previously here:
First Pictures Of Aldiko Running On A 10-Inch Screen!
Camangi WebStation Pre-Orders Are Go
Android OS/Archos 5 Internet Tablet Notes For Saturday November 28, 2009
Camangi Android Mini-Tablet: ePub Built-In
The Coming Android Mini-Tablet Flood
The eBook Test 
Yes, unmounting the SD before removal is an Android thing. Same on Android phones.
That’s very strange, seeing as many of the people who worked on Android used to work at PalmSource!