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Not fair or apples or apples as you said, but with a ruler, a stylus, the sketch application, and not a lot of patience we see:
Very very accurate. The scuffs in the middle I think were caused by the ruler pressing down :-)
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interesting, i wonder how it fairs with the n900. Anyone care to test this?
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i know it's for capacitive screens but still interesting test
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