Thread: Touch Can you take notes on an e-Book Reader?
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Old 02-22-2012, 11:38 AM   #5
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Originally Posted by FJames View Post
That's a good idea. I guess you could hand-write your notes in the Sketch app as well.

Personally I find the keyboard on the KT too slow and too small to be practical for note-taking. I can type fast enough on my 10" HP TouchPad and my 3.5" iPod Touch with capacitive touch screens, but typing on the KT is a bit slow and frustrating, with a high error rate. For occasional use it's fine, but it's just not a note-taking device.
I find typing on the KT very fast, the keyboard is just the right size to use both your thumbs for typing.
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