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Originally Posted by bhartman36
I like the way you're thinking about this. I'm not sure I like the idea of the keyboard disappearing, because I have a lot less success with touchscreen typing than on a keyboard, but I think it's inevitable here. The Kindle keyboard isn't really a good alternative. They could make the keys larger, but that would go against the idea of keeping the device small and portable.
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I found the same to be true for me as well. The touchscreen keyboard was just plain annoying. The Kindle keyboard is too small, as you say, but I find that my typing mistakes are much fewer, part in thanks to the positive click.
I'll be sorry to see keyboards go, but my guess is that they would add cost once you have the touch screen. Now, if they ever developed a color, eInk, works in the sunlight, 30 day battery life I just might have to re-consider.