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11-16-2000 09:48 PM
mensachicken
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good golly miss molly... i can't figure out if the person who came up with that is a genius or an idiot.
i can't imagine getting used to that. i already have a stowaway, and this doesn't seem to have any advantage that i can see except they say "you don't have to unfold it!" um, come on, that's a stretch.
what are other people's thoughts?
mc
11-17-2000 06:42 AM
xstitcher
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quote:Originally posted by mensachicken good golly miss molly... i can't figure out if the person who came up with that is a genius or an idiot.
mc
I'd vote for idiot! If you check out their website you can download a demo that lets you try it out using your keyboard.
For totally strange - check out the wearable option where the keyboard is strapped to one arm and your pda to the other.
The first time I saw this mentioned on VC I thought it was a big joke.
11-17-2000 07:02 AM
Charo
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Registered: Jun 2000
Location: Corpus Christi, Texas, USA
Posts: 181
I think it's a great idea IF you want to learn a new way of typing.
Since I have been using the standard for 30+ years my fingers would never be able to learn a one handed system.
11-17-2000 08:27 AM
zelchenko
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genius!--sorta, it's been thought of
This has GREAT applications for wearable computing. Think about it in the context of this keyboard being strapped to a forearm or a leg.
11-17-2000 01:07 PM
echinye
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Registered: Aug 2000
Location: New York, NY
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I would give it a try before I decide if this is a good invention. Add this to your collection and you will look like Batman.
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11-17-2000 02:46 PM
LanMan
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Location: Kansas City, MO
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I'm afraid that I would never be able to use a normal qwerty correctly once I became proficient on the half-keyboard.