CoolmaX
05-09-2003, 05:38 AM
I'm currently a proud owner of the Clié NR70V, but I've found some shortcomings this model has, and I'm thinking of selling my NR and buy a NX.
First, it's the playback quality of Kinoma movies on the NR. When much happens on the screen, the screen starts to flicker and you see that the 66 mhz processor of the NR just can't handle such movies. Does the 200 mhz of the NX processor have any problems with that?
Another irritating problem with the NR is the resolution of the touch-screen. While the screens resolution is 320x480, the touch-screen resolution is only 160x240. That means that when you mean to tap 1 pixel, you actualy tap a group of forr, or in the group of four, you only tap one. If you know what I mean. It's very good noticable when you draw something in Clié Paint. Does the NX have this too?
And my last question, what resolution does the build-in camera have? And is the quality of the recorded movie good to look at?
First, it's the playback quality of Kinoma movies on the NR. When much happens on the screen, the screen starts to flicker and you see that the 66 mhz processor of the NR just can't handle such movies. Does the 200 mhz of the NX processor have any problems with that?
Another irritating problem with the NR is the resolution of the touch-screen. While the screens resolution is 320x480, the touch-screen resolution is only 160x240. That means that when you mean to tap 1 pixel, you actualy tap a group of forr, or in the group of four, you only tap one. If you know what I mean. It's very good noticable when you draw something in Clié Paint. Does the NX have this too?
And my last question, what resolution does the build-in camera have? And is the quality of the recorded movie good to look at?