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Old 11-29-2019, 12:06 AM   #10
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@rcentros: I believe that the Freewrite Traveller, if it ever exists, will have arrow keys. But they keep delaying its release date.
I went back and saw that. Not actual arrow keys, but a key combination (kind of like the WordStar "diamond").

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When it's actually released, the Freewrite Traveller will be £599!

I mention it only because it has an eink screen, and to illustrate just how good the Neo is by comparison. Neos can be picked up at ebay for around £30 + postage.
£600? ... Yea-ah. Not happening. But, to be fair, I think Neos were originally in the $250 to $300 range when new. They're just an amazing deal now.
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