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posted by: soulsought (reply) post date: 01.15.09 (10:28 pm) I don't understand the significance or purpose of the flipping lid. posted by: zekeblog (reply) post date: 01.16.09 (1:49 am) Usually, it's so you can use it as a tablet, and draw on it with a special stylus. Or even browse the web, with stylus instead of mouse...and perhaps do same with other programs. Remember my Wacom tablet? Also, one can read it like a book, by folding the screen over, and giving it a vertical position for conventional "paper" reading. The audio isn't that clear, but the woman I interviewed said she knows a kid that plays computer games in that manner...pressing on some buttons located on the screen's border; in lieu of keystrokes. |
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