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I've only tried typing on an iPad a few times, and while it worked reasonably well, I can't imagine doing it for hours a day at 80+ words per minute.
by hugh3 16y ago
I've only tried typing on an iPad a few times, and while it worked reasonably well, I can't imagine doing it for hours a day at 80+ words per minute.
- preek 16y agoBut did you try reading and browsing with it for hours a day? I never had such a great reading experience!(; I don't think it was meant to substitue for writing long texts. However, you can buy the iPad keyboard dock to use the standard Apple keyboard layout. And honestly, after having burned through so many keyboards in my life - these Apple keyboards really get me exited every time I use them!
- Charuru 16y agoI agree on the iPad, but I'm sure there will be better typing experiences coming soon. Tactile feedback and flexible touchscreens are two things that I'm sure will play a big part.
- sambeau 16y agoMost people, at most times, have no need to type at such a high rate. The computer-as-leisure device is mostly used for small pieces of communication - comments on sites like this. I would be even bolder - the 'average' leisure user could mostly get by with three buttons: ':-)', ':-(' and 'LOL'.