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Bu-Bu-Bu-********!
The N900's touchscreen is one of the best in the industry. Why does Nokia continually insist on abandoning large swaths of their existing customer base every time they do an upgrade. Providing both resistive and capacitive options for their customers is precluded neither by cost, technology, nor software requirements.
It's all marketing, and it's unfortunate that Nokia wants to be a follower rather than a leader.
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2010-05-30
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2010-05-30
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2010-05-30
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It seems that capacitive screens allow you to use harder materials. Users definitely want to have devices in purses and pockets without caring about scratches.
From my personal point of view (as long term tablet user happy with resistive screens) that is an important benefit to be considered.
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2010-05-30
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2010-05-30
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2010-05-30
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The N900's touchscreen is one of the best in the industry. Why does Nokia continually insist on abandoning large swaths of their existing customer base every time they do an upgrade. Providing both resistive and capacitive options for their customers is precluded neither by cost, technology, nor software requirements.
It's all marketing, and it's unfortunate that Nokia wants to be a follower rather than a leader.
Ryan Abel