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2006-12-28
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Originally Posted by Nikooo
I find the fullscreen thumb keyboard good enough for email and chatting. But that's it. You don't want to write dissertations with the Nokia770. Not even with a mini-keyboard. Hello all,
I have a rather simple question for you. To date what always refrain me from buying a N770 was that there is no good solution to input text. So how do you write medium to long emails/notes using your tablet? Do you always carry a mini-keyboard around?
It seems like the recent firmware update 2006-39 improved the thumb keyboard a lot.
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2006-12-28
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Hi,
IMHO the N770 isn't meant to input long texts;-)
It's only a relatively slow web terminal.
To input longer text, I'd suggest to either get
a BT keyboard for the 770,
as the USB device connectivity of the 770 is poor,
or get a real notebook;-)
HTH
Ray
BTW: If you 'hear' s.t. like disappointment about the 770 between the lines,
yes that's true.
IMHO the N770 isn't meant to input long texts;-)
It's only a relatively slow web terminal.
To input longer text, I'd suggest to either get
a BT keyboard for the 770,
as the USB device connectivity of the 770 is poor,
or get a real notebook;-)
HTH
Ray
BTW: If you 'hear' s.t. like disappointment about the 770 between the lines,
yes that's true.
I have a rather simple question for you. To date what always refrain me from buying a N770 was that there is no good solution to input text