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Sure, numbers are nice. But as seen in the video, a consistent (you'll have to trust my judgement/word on that) amount of pressure gives inconsistent results in consistently the same area of the digitizer. This, and the fact that many others have the same problems in the same area of the digitizer really does indicate a common problem with the TX digitizer.

I don't have the equipment, nor the desire to get too technical on the numbers - I know there's a problem because of the poor/inconsistent results I get from my Graffiti writing. I've been a Palm VIIx user for a few years and am not a Palm newbie. However that Graffiti2 is a little difficult to get used to.

I'm also not convinced that sending my TX in for repair or replacement will fix the problem, as others have had their TX replaced 3x with the same problems on each one.

03-22-2006, 09:30 PM	#49
rkhanso Registered User Join Date: Mar 2006 Posts: 2	Sure, numbers are nice. But as seen in the video, a consistent (you'll have to trust my judgement/word on that) amount of pressure gives inconsistent results in consistently the same area of the digitizer. This, and the fact that many others have the same problems in the same area of the digitizer really does indicate a common problem with the TX digitizer. I don't have the equipment, nor the desire to get too technical on the numbers - I know there's a problem because of the poor/inconsistent results I get from my Graffiti writing. I've been a Palm VIIx user for a few years and am not a Palm newbie. However that Graffiti2 is a little difficult to get used to. I'm also not convinced that sending my TX in for repair or replacement will fix the problem, as others have had their TX replaced 3x with the same problems on each one.