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Old 07-05-2007, 03:38 PM   #37
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Originally Posted by liem View Post
Sony Reader got ten buttons right? That's enought for a cellphone styled text input. Combine with T9 dictionary and some clever word indexing of the loaded book and you got a rather effective and familiar mean of inputting text.
Some Cable TV systems do search using just the arrow keys and enter. I think part of the problem is the e-Ink refresh rate. This isn't usually a big deal for full page reading, but it could be for interactive text entry. It can probably be worked around, but the technology is new enough that we don't have a very large baseline of "expected" capabilities (LCD-based devices are expected to come with text entry, for example, and it would create negative comment if this were missing).
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