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I have a twiddler. When I lived in boston, there was a crew of guys at MIT in the late 90s/early 2000s who were into them, so I bought one. I can't stand it. It
by menloparkbum 18y ago
I have a twiddler. When I lived in boston, there was a crew of guys at MIT in the late 90s/early 2000s who were into them, so I bought one. I can't stand it. It doesn't seem to work well with my hands. I have large, rugged, yet sensitive hands. Even so, I could type way faster with my thumbs on a SideKick keyboard than I could on the twiddler. It seems to work better for typing text. It was bad for programming. Maybe I didn't spend enough time customizing my environment.
Also, they aren't made anymore.
- jodrellblank 18y agoI went looking and see they've basically shut down - parts for v2 are no longer available, they're in debt and they can't afford to develop v3 and that was a couple of years ago. There are none on eBay.com or .co.uk active or recently completed, or any on Froogle either. Shame; I never thought they looked brilliant, but quite liked that they exist.
- nirmal 18y agohttp://wiki.cc.gatech.edu/ccg/classes/7470/7470-f06/bluetooth_twiddler http://wiki.cc.gatech.edu/ccg/classes/7470/7470-f06/bluetoot... These guys worked on a Bluetooth version that was HCI Profile compliant. They worked for my advisor.