That's fair enough, but you described a PDA in everything but the dual screen.
Aemon Send a noteboard - 05/03/2010 10:02:26 PM
The only thing you mentioned that's unique to this gadget, rather than a high-ish end PDA, is the ebook reading on a dual-screen feature. As LD mentioned though, I honestly don't think this would work out as well as you think it would. It's not very comfortable to hold two screens upright. It SEEMS like it would be natural, because that's how you hold a book, but really, one screen is much nicer. I have an ebook reader with a thick case that can be held book-style, or folded back, and I always read with it folded back. I think it's much more comfortable.
Anyway, there's obviously nothing wrong with being excited about a new gadget, and it does LOOK cool, so I wish I was in your boat.
So far though, I see nothing to make me want this more than a similarly featured single screen device, which is something that has been available for years.
Anyway, there's obviously nothing wrong with being excited about a new gadget, and it does LOOK cool, so I wish I was in your boat.
So far though, I see nothing to make me want this more than a similarly featured single screen device, which is something that has been available for years.
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- 05/03/2010 08:53:34 PM
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It's a dual screen PDA. What does it have that you want so much?
- 05/03/2010 09:00:26 PM
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Seems to me, the dual screens are actually going to make it less comfortable to hold and use, too.
- 05/03/2010 09:12:21 PM
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Re: It's a dual screen PDA. What does it have that you want so much?
- 05/03/2010 09:17:18 PM
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That's fair enough, but you described a PDA in everything but the dual screen.
- 05/03/2010 10:02:26 PM
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