Thread: All Things Digital: iRex 800 (vs. Kindle)
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Old 03-13-2010, 02:14 PM   #11
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Originally Posted by HarryT View Post
Having a user interface that's "operable" without the stylus is certainly convenient. On the Neo, for example, I do pretty much everything with the buttons. The only thing I use the stylus for is text highlighting.
I agree. Changing font size on BeBook Neo with the "inner ring" is brillant = a simple push up or down. Way more convenient than finding the stylus, opening the menu, opening the submenu "font size". Choosing the font. Pointing at it. Closing the menu. "Hiding" the stylus again.
Personally, I'd always choose "convenience" over "smallest possible bezel".
BTW: I'm really thinking about testing the Onyx Boox FW 1.3. Have you heard anything, when BeBook will incorporate this?
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