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11-09-2005 05:12 PM ET (US)
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Yes, a QWERTY keyboard machine is not for the non-typist! :-) Well (I might say) duh... the question is whether typists want something that they can use for a month, or something that only lasts three hours. See also the Auxilliary display idea. |
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04-28-2003 10:28 AM ET (US)
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Edited by author 04-28-2003 10:28 AM
Nope, its yet another palm 7 a-like, however I am not a typist....
I have no need for a full sized keyboard, and most people that do also want the rest of the laptop, to carry their mp3 collection, the files that they are working on etc.
Whilst I agree that people don't need a full office suite (like Microsoft Office, ot Open Office) I think the market is going to be rather small.
How is the Dana meant to connect to the outside world ?
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Edited by author 11-09-2005 05:07 PM
Dana: the new Sinclair Z88All praise to Intel for what it has done in the last year with Centrino - to reduce power consumption on the average PC notebook - but can any of them reach 25 hours of continuous use? Dana can... and it's got spreadsheet, word processor, email, e-book reader - and costs $400. Would you buy one?
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