It IS hard. Took me a day and a half to sort it out.
What operating system does your PC use?
If it's XP 32bit then it's a lot less hard, just follow the instructions here:
http://android.modaco.com/content/ad...nline-kitchen/
ie download the "prebaked" software, extract it to a folder somewhere, then navigate down to find the USB drivers and extract them. Go into your settings (settings >> applications >> development >> tick USB debugging) on the Vega and make sure debugging mode is turned on when connected via USB, connect it to your PC. When asked about the driver, select the option to pick the location and point at the extracted USB drivers from the package. If that works you'll have the Vega recognised as device "ADB".
Then it's just a matter of launching the batch file at the top of the directory structure you just extracted.
Yup, clear as mud.
If you're running Windows 7 64 bit, like I was, it is a bit more complicated. You need to install the android USB driver by a circuitous route, described here:
http://www.laslow.net/2010/05/17/and...windows-7-x64/
After you have the Java 32bit and 64bit SDKs installed, you install the Android SDK and can then connect your Vega to your PC and proceed with the instructions as described in the first thread above.
It's well worth it. Turns the Vega from a mildly interesting internet browser into a incredibly fun and useful device.