"stored pages" is a scam storage metric -- even if it may be an accurate portrayal, it's a deliberate way to obscure the actual amount of memory to make value-j

"stored pages" is a scam storage metric -- even if it may be an accurate portrayal, it's a deliberate way to obscure the actual amount of memory to make value-judgement towards the purchase inaccurate. laptop computer manufacturers learned very early on (in the 70s or 80s) that flat displays are un-ergonomic and generally unusable without RSI. I'm going to have these complaints until one of these 'minimal-text-pad' devices can at least match the ergonomics provided by any of the high end Casio/Royal/Sharp personal digitial organizers from the 90s. Flip up display, flip to power-on, easy data entry, sharp readily visible text from any angle , and an angled display that allows proper desktop use. This isn't a high bar, these devices were ubiquitous during the early 90s. Why is this a lost art?