The biggest gripe against both the iPhone and the Touch is the soft keyboard. I can't believe that you're on the other side of this argument, especially given your comments about tactile response in the past.
Yes, the Touch and the iPhone are wonderful in that they are a full solution in your pocket, no accessories required. On the other hand, I don't see why someone hasn't tried to capitalize on my angle as I'm sure there's a section of the populace who would like to have a laptop replacement they can fit in their pockets but without going backwards in terms of efficiency.
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Yes, the Touch and the iPhone are wonderful in that they are a full solution in your pocket, no accessories required. On the other hand, I don't see why someone hasn't tried to capitalize on my angle as I'm sure there's a section of the populace who would like to have a laptop replacement they can fit in their pockets but without going backwards in terms of efficiency.