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Old 06-13-2010, 05:18 AM   #12
LDBoblo
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Originally Posted by capidamonte View Post
I'm willing to bet that it's not a horsepower issue, but a software one.

The pen stuff itself seems snappy -- it's the way that they're accessing files that looks to be slow. Guaranteed that they built everything with way too much overhead, or some stupidly master interface. But it's linux, so it's correctable.

cap
The pen response didn't impress me at all. and the results I've seen still remind of writing with an etch-a-sketch (though with pressure sensitivity). I guess it's usable, but far from a pleasant experience for me.

I suspect they're running on the cheapest processor they could find. I wouldn't be surprised at all if they were using the same processor as the jetBook.

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