[NTLK] HTC Flyer

[L.W. Brown]

Watching one long video, it doesn't seem as slow as others, and they seem to have done a decent job in putting a pretty & functional shell on the OS, so it may be even better with the updated tablet version of Android. The notes seem much more integrated than on most pads - note "linking" is /almost/ up to par with Newton's data sharing (it's not automatic, but it is available to more than one app). I did /not/ see any HWR at all, even tho the display person ran out of things to mention.  

Certainly the best effort I've seen a long time, tho not at all cheap at approximately $800.

L.W. Brown via ¡Pad

On Feb 16, 2011, at 19:20, Steven Frank <stevenfrank880 at gmail.com> wrote:

> Nobody that I've read seems to have a straight answer on how it
> handles your palm coming in contact with the screen while writing (as
> it is also touch-sensitive, in addition to pen input).
> 
> I'm hoping they actually have a solution, but I've been disappointed
> so many times by note-taking devices that stupidly can't reject
> accidental contact, rendering them effectively useless as notepads
> (see also: Sony e-Reader Touch Edition).
> 
> 
> On Wed, Feb 16, 2011 at 7:07 PM, Rod Lavington <rodlavo at gmail.com> wrote:
>> Anyone been reading the guff on this new 7" tablet from HTC?  Comes with a
>> digitizer and powered pen, and htc have a good note taking app too.  Finally
>> something that might come close to a Newt!