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elegant as fingerworks' products, though. i mean, yeah! it's awesome that it's tactile and seems very capable, but at the same time, it doesn't seem quite as robust in its uses as, say, the touchstream.
to match the touchstream, it would have to offer a keyboard, gestures,
and full customizability just to come close to the amount of features. really, tactility is somewhat unnecessary with an operating system that gives clear visual and audible feedback (i'm using gnu/linux).
okay, don't get me wrong; the tactapad is really cool. i think the touchstream could potentially have been improved with the addition of tactile feedback, but at this point, for those of us pining for fingerworks' and deprived of owning a touchstream, it seems more gimmick rather than truly worthwhile.
why, fingerworks, why?
