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2009-06-15
, 08:29
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#12
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I don't understand what the input method has to do with the screen quality...
Why does BGR complains about the resistive-type digitizer? Why, if many choose capacitive, that has to be the right path?
Why does BGR complains about the resistive-type digitizer? Why, if many choose capacitive, that has to be the right path?
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2009-06-15
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#13
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Originally Posted by JustNick
There are two parts to this question:
Why does BGR complains about the resistive-type digitizer? Why, if many choose capacitive, that has to be the right path?
1. BGR complains about resistive touch screen because he is a mac nut.
2. Resistive touch screens are more precise than capacitive ones but more fragile and do not allow for real multitouch usage.
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2009-06-15
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#14
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Seeing my sister's Ipod Touch I don't really think multitouch is something I can't live without, while the hard screen makes sense on a device you will probably sit on (I saw it at the university and at the train station... I almost cried...).
Still fagility is a price I gladly pay to have precision while I use my portable device: I can easily buy a hard cover, while psychologist cures to regain my sanity after selecting for the fourth time in a row the wrong line is something I can't still afford...
Still fagility is a price I gladly pay to have precision while I use my portable device: I can easily buy a hard cover, while psychologist cures to regain my sanity after selecting for the fourth time in a row the wrong line is something I can't still afford...
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2009-06-15
, 09:03
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@ Barcelona
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Originally Posted by JustNick
A psychologist! Of course! How come I've never got that idea...
while psychologist cures to regain my sanity after selecting for the fourth time in a row the wrong line is something I can't still afford...
Much better than my current "throwing the handheld out of the window"... 
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2009-06-15
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@ Helsinki
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#16
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Just to make it clear, we at Nokia don't hate any blogger. After all, we read comments with an open mind - just like on t.m.o. It's a busy world in the web and people are entitled to their views. Maybe, we should invite BGR to test drive the Maemo 5 lead device and see what he thinks. Once I see his blog post on the Maemo 5 device I might have to change my opinion. ;-)
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2009-06-15
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#17
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Originally Posted by Peter@Maemo Marketing
Probably not worth it, in this particular case. Nothing will come out of it.
Maybe, we should invite BGR to test drive the Maemo 5 lead device and see what he thinks. Once I see his blog post on the Maemo 5 device I might have to change my opinion. ;-)
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2009-06-15
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@ Helsinki
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#18
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We should invite him to test drive a customized version of the Maemo 5 lead device, hiding all traces of Nokia on it from both the HW and the SW.
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2009-06-15
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#19
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Originally Posted by ragnar
Etch an Apple logo on it, too.
We should invite him to test drive a customized version of the Maemo 5 lead device, hiding all traces of Nokia on it from both the HW and the SW.
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2009-06-15
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@ Houston
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Originally Posted by Peter@Maemo Marketing
Instead of inviting BGR you should allow some of the long time maemo community members to do such a review. Could answer many of our questions.
Just to make it clear, we at Nokia don't hate any blogger. After all, we read comments with an open mind - just like on t.m.o. It's a busy world in the web and people are entitled to their views. Maybe, we should invite BGR to test drive the Maemo 5 lead device and see what he thinks. Once I see his blog post on the Maemo 5 device I might have to change my opinion. ;-)
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