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Originally Posted by JSWolf
I have to very highly disagree. I have a 650 and a T1 and both of them are very easy to turn the page uing the left or the right hands. In fact, Sony is the only one to use swiping and swiping means that there is no tap point. You just swipe anywhere on the screen in the correct direction to change the page.
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As others have pointed out, the swipe motion is on pretty much every touchscreen.
Having said that, the swipe, is not a very good motion to use to turn pages. My goal is to have the minimal motion to turn pages, not the most booklike one. The swipe is too big a motion to do for every page forward. I love it for page backs because I rarely do them.
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Originally Posted by JSWolf
The problem with the Voyage as I see it is that if you have the buttons on, it will be too easy to accidentally change the page due to pressing the buttons since they sit where you'd hold the Voyage to use the touch screen.
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I've seen this from a couple of people, but not from anyone who has actually tried out the Voyage. We actually don't know if this is going to be an issue or not. Given that there are settings for harder or softer press, I suspect it won't be an issue for most people and the rest will be able to remove it be changing the settings to require more force.