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If anyone has any information on this I would be glad if you could share it with me. Thanks in advance!
So I'm guessing somewhere between there.
Capacitive is not better for 2-hand typing. Try hitting J and while holding on J press D with your other hand and let go. Which did it register? Atleast with resistive you can keep both thumbes on the screen because it wont register anything unless you apply a little pressure.
Capacitive screens are great for their sensitivity and responsiveness but other than that they are flawed. typing takes longer. You have to keep your thumbs in the air all the time. I would love to challenge you to a txting contest. My Topaz against the Hero.