Derek Pressnall schrieb:
Then you would still be using the touch screen
for input (pressure applied to the bumps would transfer through the
overlay to the touch screen), but the keypad pattern would show up
through the bottom part of the overlay (with the "bumps") where you
could still "blind dial".
Add in a hinged connection at the top of the overlay, and possibly a
sensor that could switch the phone's screen between normal mode and
"phone only" mode when the overlay is in use, and you could have a
very cheap method of obtainin a keypad similar to a Motorola A780. So
what does everyone think?
The Sony Ericsson P800 phone uses a keyboard like that. It's usable, but
not really great. I found a picture at
http://gsmservice.ru/system/common/images/system.ImageGallery/7359/90/_102674_web.jpg
-Sven
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