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I just want them to get rid of the keyboard. Isn't there some rule about size vs time-you-actually-spend-using-the-feature? At its present size, I'd say that if
by jballanc 18y ago
I just want them to get rid of the keyboard. Isn't there some rule about size vs time-you-actually-spend-using-the-feature? At its present size, I'd say that if you're not using the keyboard 1/4 of the time you're using the Kindle, then it's too big.
- jonknee 18y agoNot having a keyboard would make it a pain in the ass to search for content. Amazon is highly vested in making it easy for you to get more content. Yadda yadda, the keyboard aint going anywhere.
- marcus 18y agoDon't be that sure, I can envision a version with a single button activating the voice recognition software that will allow you to download whatever you want.
- jonknee 18y agoA software keyboard is much more likely. It shouldn't be too long before E Ink displays can reliably/cheaply handle touch input.
- nazgulnarsil 18y agosource? I'd like to see news on such tech,
- jonknee 18y agohttp://eink.com/kits/amepd.html http://eink.com/kits/amepd.html
- dschobel 18y agothey could always go with a virtual keyboard now that the refresh times of the screen are getting better.
- there 18y agoand you would push keys on that with what? it's not a touch screen.