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Originally Posted by davidfor
That's what I've been wondering. It looks like it has been designed for left-handers - hold the wide bezel in the right-hand and write with your left. But, maybe the expectation is that hand is partly resting on the wide bezel when using the stylus.
The cover seems to be one that attaches to the end. Maybe it can be put on either end to change orientation. And I really hope they are supporting landscape mode.
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As a left hander...no it hasn't. The Note Air has taught me that having the wide side on the left is far better for writing. On an iPad with thin bezels the start of a line is a weird torturous thing because there is no where to rest my hand and I have to float it above the table. On the Note Air I just rest it on the bezel. I imagine this would also benefit right handed people writing languages like Hebrew or Japanese vertically.
I'm not sure how often people are going to be holding it and using the stylus and not placing it on their lap or a table to write?