Gameboy70
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Registered: Oct 1999
Location: Metro Station, Hollywood and Highland
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Billy,
Sorry, no pictures, but the main problem with the stylus isn't how it looks, but the fact the it's made entirely out of plastic. The Palms had plastic tips with a metal body, which made all the difference. An all-plastic stylus has too much play, which reduces one's accuracy with Graffiti. My Graffiti strokes would register as incomplete (yielding, for instance, a "u" instead of an "o"), and often be interpreted as taps instead of actual letters. You wind up applying more pressure than you would with a metal stylus, and I think that's what's scratched so many screens. You can learn to get used to it if you apply less pressure, not more, to the silkscreen, but why get used to it when you can just get a metal replacement stylus?
[This message has been edited by Gameboy70 (edited 04-05-2000).]
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