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Another Video of the HTC Flyer's Pen Input Device Out
HTC's Scribe still looks pretty impressive.
Remember we saw the HTC Scribe write fluently on the Flyer? It certainly looked good back then. And the good news is that it doesn’t seem to lose its charm by any means, rather it’s still impressing odd numbers here and there.![Browse to your hearts content]()
Palm Off!
The latest story we hear of the Flyer is that the tablet has palm-recognition software which differentiates between your finger and the stylus. So while we generally tend to lean our palms on the surface of the tablet, the Flyer will recognize it and omit it completely. This all condenses to and easy and simple use of the Flyer. Check out the video below.
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The price still seems to be a little on the higher side with the Wi-Fi only version priced at €499 and the 3G version coming for €669. Anyway, we’ll catch more of it once it officially releases somewhere around in April or May.
via Wirefresh
First Published:Mar 05, 2011, 13:37:31 IST
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