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I want one - Part II

What do I tacitly acknowledge here?

Posted by Stephan H Wissel On 10/12/2008, Category After hours | Permalink |      

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1 - You have ordered one ?

Can't wait to hear about the real live experience.

Posted by Lucius Bobikiewicz At 17:44:31 On 12/10/2008 | - Website - |

2 - I really don't understand why people like physical keyboards on their smartphones. That makes the device so big compared to the screensize. Why don't make use of a virtual keyboard like the iPhone.

Posted by Sjaak Ursinus At 22:07:13 On 12/10/2008 | - Website - |

3 - That you want to come work for a company that provides it's team with really cool gadgets?

Posted by Eric Mack At 17:17:42 On 12/10/2008 | - Website - |

4 - @Sjaak. A physical keyboard provides much better feedback than a touchscreen, so you can type with much less hand-eye coordination. With a touch screen you must look at your text all the time. If you answer messages in full sentences (not just: yes, no, approve, reject, OK) it makes a huge difference.
stw

Posted by Stephan H. Wissel At 04:07:34 On 12/11/2008 | - Website - |

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