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@beefiron
Yeah, you might want to have a look at the SmartQ MIDs. Awesome devices. I'm also pretty sure these Sharp devices will be quite a bit more expensive.

@bex753

Yeah, I know Steve Jobs hate that proprietary plugin called Flash and wants the web to be open. So I surfed to http://trailers.apple.com/ expecting some wonderful HTML5 videos. Instead, I had to install Quicktime and it was asking me to install iTunes and Safari too. Oh, how wonderful. Thank you, Steve.

@Jack Sorry, I forgot about the SNES emulators. Have fun with this awesome game with two layers you need to put in the correct position.

I'll just stick to Quake 2 and 3 on my Milestone. Have fun with this awesome game, iPhone owners!

@The Advanced Kind

No it's not. I own a convertable mini notebook and capacitive is the way to go. You basically use the touchscreen as a replacement for the mouse or touchpad. With a stylus, you simply get pixel perfect precision and you can still tap an icon using your fingers if you want to. Personally, I don't like glossy screens with greasy fingerprints all over them and a dumbed down GUI with all elements increased in size.

About 99% of my time, I simply use the mouse to click. No dragging, gestures or other useless things I can easily do with a keyboard shortcut.

They should've made a Bluetooth gamepad with the same formfactor and real buttons.

@eminisp
Yeah, I really think Steve Jobs hates Engadget and Gizmodo for all the free publicity and hype they generate for the new iPhone.

Finally, an iPhone with Flash and a hardware keyboard!

@xaueious
The V7 practically offers the same functionality. I'm pretty sure they won't write a whole OS. Maybe they create a front-end for one of the operating systems.

Guess it's based on the SmartQ (V)7, which supports Linux, Android and WinCE. Pretty sweet devices. A lot of people already use those as an color ebook reader.