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Noahpad video demonstration

Posted by ctitanic on June 15, 2008 – 8:52 am
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Here is a video of a new coming UMPC with. very interesting new feature: a Touch keyboard.

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  • Zealot
    As a laptop or even am UMPC for daily use, no, but I could see the Noahpad being useful in very specific situations...Open air kiosks, ATMs or public terminals for example, where a limited number of "point and click" or "pan and scan" functions are needed but having the option of entering small amounts of text would be good.

    A lot would depend on how durable the system is.

    Z
  • ctitanic
    There is always a market for any useless thing and most of the time new things seem to us useless because we don´t know how to use them. ;)
  • Szadzik
    It will take the user a year before learning all the shortcuts.

    Useless.
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