Re: RX-51 Tablet picture released at Engadget
 

The E90 for one.

Re: RX-51 Tablet picture released at Engadget
 

Let's not proclaim the end of the world just because some of our favorite command line characters aren't on the keyboard (which most of the public would never use anyway). I'm sure there's an easy way to input them. Just wait until Fremantle is released.

Re: RX-51 Tablet picture released at Engadget
 

I don't understand. Is it just tab button? What is meant by "pipe, etc..."?

http://www.google.com/search?q=E90+p...ient=firefox-a

Re: RX-51 Tablet picture released at Engadget
 

The pipe is this character here: |
It is often used in Linux to redirect output from one command to another.

Re: RX-51 Tablet picture released at Engadget
 

As long as it's not "fixed in Harmattan"... :D

@SD69: pipe is |

Re: RX-51 Tablet picture released at Engadget
 

Thanks. Why is it on E90 (a non-linux device)?

Re: RX-51 Tablet picture released at Engadget
 

I have no clue why it would be on the E90. Completeness?

Re: RX-51 Tablet picture released at Engadget
 

Because | is used in various operating system (yes, even dos, I don't know about symbian) to pipe the output of a command as input to the next one.
Or you can use it as a column separator in ascii art (much better that an uppercase i).

Re: RX-51 Tablet picture released at Engadget
 

I think this displays the awe-inspiring completeness of the E90, including provisions for ASCII artists.

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I guess if I keep it short, my subtle comments can be picked apart. haha.

The pipe key was just an example, I actually usually it fairly rarely. I do find Home and End to be rather useful (terminal). Non-English/Non-Roman-alphabet speaking people should be infuriated.

It was just the point of Nokia headed in the phone direction rather than mobile computer.

Perhaps they think UMPCs and eventually MIDs would corner the market and they likely want to push smart phones. I'm sure they see this as an opportunity to try Linux instead of Symbian to compete with Apple, Palm, etc.

I laugh at my friend's N97 and it's feeble touch-screen keyboard (T9 seriously?!) But at least it's better than the N95 (same friend has a couple versions of it).

I hope those of you that purchase this device will be elated.

As for me, I will not. I will not purchase another NIT until they get it right. Perhaps the fabled RX-71 will be that device, if not I'm sure another company can earn my money.

[Oh and I have another thing to rag on about concerning the n97 (too early to tell what they did for the RX-51) - the N810 has a built-in stylus holder, genius (yes Palm and others did this years ago), does the N97...no, they include a stylus the size of permanent marker with a "convenient" cellphone strap. hah. what a kick in the face.]