1. janenebu's Avatar
    Is there ANY chance this screen will respond to nails....and not have to have finger contact. Please Please.
    05-19-09 11:11 PM
  2. Shadow.xXx's Avatar
    Is there ANY chance this screen will respond to nails....and not have to have finger contact. Please Please.
    No, it requires touch.
    05-19-09 11:12 PM
  3. savioAMG's Avatar
    If it's a resistive display (which I doubt) you'd be able to use nails (or a stylus for that matter) but if it's capacitive, which is more likely, no.
    05-19-09 11:16 PM
  4. SilverLight98's Avatar
    Probably not

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    05-19-09 11:18 PM
  5. Dyzrv's Avatar
    No, it requires touch.
    Yap its all touch

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    05-20-09 02:52 AM
  6. janenebu's Avatar
    Dang....guess I will just have to suck it up and get used to it. I shortened my acrylic nails (thumbs) as short as I can but I still struggle typing on it.
    05-20-09 07:09 AM
  7. jonlong724's Avatar
    I don't know if this solves your problem at all, but they do make a stylus that works on capacitive touch screens. If you could use a stylus, then you'd be fine.
    05-20-09 10:16 AM
  8. spampeg's Avatar
    05-21-09 03:42 PM
  9. Penumbra's Avatar
    I would think typing with nails would be awkward, but I'm a guy so I don't really know/ care
    05-21-09 03:47 PM
  10. flowers74's Avatar
    Dang....guess I will just have to suck it up and get used to it. I shortened my acrylic nails (thumbs) as short as I can but I still struggle typing on it.
    I did the same thing but found I was still struggling... now I've pretty much gotten used to where the buttons position are and I've actually gotten pretty fast too... =)
    05-21-09 03:52 PM
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