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Let's assume the device is focused on creativity - drawing and writing (also assume the device records pen input well and has a retina screen): 10" tablet scre
by seltzered 16y ago
Let's assume the device is focused on creativity - drawing and writing (also assume the device records pen input well and has a retina screen):
10" tablet screen size ~~ display size of a legal pad.
7" tablet screen size ~~ display size of a large todo pad.
I like using a legal pad already for drawing/note-taking, but if the fact that it's electronic let's me express what I want with less screen space, It may be worth getting something smaller.
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I also can't get around the author's idea of carrying an EVO in my pocket. Especially If I plan to use the same device while running/cramming into jeans/etc. It's definately a great purse-able phone for women though.
- jrockway 16y agoNot sure what you're saying about the Evo. I have one and it fits into my jeans pocket just fine. It's not even that awkward to shove a Blackberry in there with it.
- bruceboughton 16y agoIf you're saying you can fit 2 phones in your pocket, you're kind of missing the point.
- jrockway 16y agoThe point being that you are three feet tall and have a 12" waist?
- smackfu 16y agoWhat kind of legal pad are you talking about? My iPad screen is about half the size of a piece of paper, so that would be a junior legal pad at best.
- glhaynes 16y agoI had to hold up a piece of letter sized paper to my iPad to verify this. Funny, I think of the iPad as more like 80% of the size of a piece of paper, but in actuality, you're right: it's more like 50%.
- seltzered 16y agodoh, I meant a steno pad ~~ ipad. They measure 6" x 9" - pythagorean says this is about a 10.8" screen. Ipad screen size is 9.7". pic of steno pad: http://content.etilize.com/500/1010042931.jpg http://content.etilize.com/500/1010042931.jpg