Hi guys, especially Aaron,

Sorry being away for some time, been too busy (as usual).

I think people should check out and purchase the half keyboard.
visit http://www.halfkeyboard.com/
Amazing product from a neat company run by an amazing guy.

Else, people could wait for my product which is based on concepts
and ideas ranging from the Dynabook, the Mr. Engelbert's Chording
keyboard and NLS.

In the meanwhile, could someone think about uses for the product
at http://www.tisya.co.in/
It costs USD 200, seems to be a pretty amazing machine to run
Squeak, especially in education.

Regards,

~Mayuresh



gafisher at sprynet.com wrote
Aaron;

Check out http://seppo.n3.net for a chording keyboard you can build cheaply,
and free software to run it.

Gary

----- Original Message -----
From: "Aaron J Reichow" <reic0024 at d.umn.edu>
To: <squeak-dev at lists.squeakfoundation.org>
Sent: Thursday, May 16, 2002 10:29 AM
Subject: Re: Meta-Dynabook? (was: Re: processors and FP (was: OQO))


>
> Among general users, again it seems I'm in the minority, at least so I've
> gathered in discussions... But I'm a proponent of handwriting recognition.
> Not Graffiti (stroke recog), but real, Newton 2100-like HWR.  I can easily
> achieve 45+ WPM on my Newton.  A chording keyboard also is something that
> has appealed to me, but with which I've had no experience.  I've
> considered trying to put something like that together that uses the
> buttons of the iPAQ, but it couldn't be chording, it'd have to be in
> sequences- but still that may be worth playing with.
>
> Regards,
> Aaron
>
>   Aaron Reichow  ::  UMD ACM Pres  ::  http://www.d.umn.edu/~reic0024/
>   "civilization is a limitless multiplication of
>                 unnecessary necessities."                :: mark twain
>
>
>