So with haptics you should be able to: (1) type at pretty much full dictation speed if you have to (some people can already do this) (2) Feel if you've made a

So with haptics you should be able to: (1) type at pretty much full dictation speed if you have to (some people can already do this) (2) Feel if you've made a mistake. (3) Feel if you hit 2 soft keys rather then one if your hands drifted. I don't see what's so unbelievable then; even today the physical keyboard has been removed from the most successful new devices. That's without haptics. Long term I suspect the keypress paradigm itself will fall to gestures which you don't even need a screen or keyboard, a camera can track your finger movements.