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Old 12-20-2010, 04:44 AM   #22
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Originally Posted by janvanmaar View Post
I personally do not think it is an overkill and would always choose a device with a physical keyboard - no virtual keyboard I have ever tried is nowhere near the physical keyboard typing experience and I do use the keyboard a lot (also while reading a book - searching dictionary for parts of words, taking notes, not talking about the special navigation buttons which are certainly more convenient than any virtual buttons). I do think that a touchscreen would be nice once in a while but I would only like to have it together with the physical keyboard and the current keyboard-based organization.
Completely agree with you there. Amazon could easily design a Kindle which incorporated a touchscreen AND a physical keyboard. I think a neat idea would be to have some kind of pull-out keyboard like you do on some cell/mobile phones. This should satisfy me and those who want a proper keyboard while keeping the device neat and not much bigger than the size of the actual screen.
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