- I type two-handed with four fingers, index and next one on each hand, just like I did on the Psion. I was very fast on the "full travel" Psion 5 keyboard, but the little "chicklet" keys on the Z don't work as good as the Psion ones. I often feel them pass their "detent" point, so I stop pressing them and go to the next character, and about 1 in 10 don't actually register. It also doesn't seem to accept high-speed input as well, once in a while dropping characters that I know I mashed fully. This always happens when I'm really on a roll, and probably hitting the keys at least four per second, which is pretty easily doable with four fingers. (grin)
- Still, it's a darned sight better than the SL-series sliding thumboards, hands down.
- I'd sell my car to get a Z with an 800x600 screen and a keyboard like the Psion 5, even if it made it larger. I didn't find the Psion too large, actually, so something that size would be just fine as far as I'm concerned. More space in there for hardware, I say. Sure it has dual StrongArms, 128MB RAM, internal 6GB HDD, WiFi, BT, SD, CF, and PCMCIA. Don't all PDAs? (snicker) Too bad Sharp won't build it!
- But I digress. I still think the C1K is a fantastic unit, and would get another in a heartbeat if money were a concern. Like when is that not a concern? (drool)