>>1. Why would the writing implement that comes with the Pilot scratch the surface of the Pilot? Of all the impressive things I've seen with the palm, this is so glaringly stupid.
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>Any surface will scratch give enough time. Getting some crud on the tip of the stylus could compound the problem. Sounds anal but a replacement screen is $100US.
Sounds like a design flaw. I understand, but its still lame if a piece of tape is all they needed to fix the problem.
Oh, reason #13, You don't need a paperclip to reset, just push the hole with your thumb. The plastic is pliant enough to push the 'guide channel' into the switch.
>> Impede writing?
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>It does impede the Palm from recognizing input, in fact it makes writing easier (see above).
DOES?
If they have you asking the wrong questions,
they don't have to worry about the answers.
-proverbs for paranoids #3
