What is everyone talking about a T9??? (does some quick research) oooooooo wow thats sorta nifty! hmm I wonder what you would call that kind of technology.. word recognition?, lol idk.. very cool though. Now that I actually know what a T9 is, I'm considering it to me a whole lot more practical means of text imput. If you're used to inputting thingys into cell phones I'd imagine that it would be extremely helpful and creative to hook up one of those thingys to a wearable. Good luck to anyone who can pull something like that off! Your 15 year old gadget maker, Brian Kuriyama ps. sorry any and all that i've offended with my ignorance! ----- Original Message ----- From: "Sacha Chua" <> To: <
> Sent: Thursday, August 14, 2003 3:44 PM Subject: Re: Text input > "Brian Kuriyama" <
> writes: > > > belief that portable computing requires a much faster rate of input > > than a standard cell phone keypad. > > You should see how people text here in the Philippines. I haven't done > strict measurements, but a conservative estimate would be 10 seconds > for "The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog" with dictionary, > which comes out to around 50 wpm, which is halfway decent. ;) Of > course, that's one-handed T9. A lot of people use two-handed T9, which > shaves a couple of seconds off the total time. Some people prefer > multipress - more time, but less attention. > > That plus abbreviations... > > Yes, we're crazy. > -- > Sacha Chua <
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