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2010-02-03
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2010-02-03
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#52
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I've got a ZAGG on my N900. I find it changes the responsiveness by a slight bit at most. I think the trick is to re-calibrate your screen after you've applied it.
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2010-07-14
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2010-07-14
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@ Bucharest
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2010-07-14
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@ Hamilton, New Zealand
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2010-07-14
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@ Boone, IA
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2010-07-14
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@ California and Virginia
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I am partial to the N800's resistive screen...
I work in a highly dusty environment so I have my N800 in a ziplock bag with only the power and audio cables coming out of the ziplock seam. Touchscreen works just fine with finger or stylus (or Bic Stic cap)
How would a capacitive screen work in these conditions? Not too well I'm guessing.
Now to save up for a N900 or whatever is next....
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2010-07-14
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@ Boone, IA
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FYI, my Grandma's iPad with a capacitive screen works fine in a heavy-duty zip-lock bag.