I’m not too sure what I think about this one just yet – so I’ll let the above demo video and Scott’s hands on photos do most of the talking until I get a chance to prod at it myself. From what I can tell from pictures and specs alone, however, I’m a bit disappointed at the lack of a dedicated row of number keys (likely sacrificed to allow the screen tiltage). I’m also a bit wary of the resistive touchscreen, having been spoiled by a few amazing capacitive screens as of late.
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I agree… I think its hard to decide on ANY half decent phone before you have a couple hours to play with it. My initial reaction is that the hardware is better than the G1 and might match the iPhone but Android and MacOS still have a leg up with the development community making more of an immediate impact.
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