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Originally Posted by Boston
I have long finger nails and can't use any of the functions on a capacitive touch screen where the real estate for any given function is small.
I was an early adopter of touchscreens but now I can't use an iPhone (or other smartphones including HTC Incredible, Droid X..), a Nook or any of the newer devices.
Unfortunately, I'm in the minority and have to stick with devices with physical keyboards/buttons now. I hate it. (On the upside, it does prevent me from a lot of gadget buying)
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I'm in the same boat, I can't straighten my fingers/wrist anymore so I have to use my nails. I would hate to see the new Sony devices use a capacitive touchscreen. I understand that capacitive touchscreens would most likely cut down on glare and contrast issues but it would also make it harder for some of us to use.