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  1. Edward in Toronto's Avatar
    Edward in Toronto
    For anyone who's tried the passport out. Is it possible to lay it down and type on it as if it was a laptop keyboard, using all fingers? Is it wide enough for that?
    08-01-14 09:43 PM
  2. DYLANHABKIRK's Avatar
    DYLANHABKIRK
    Originally Posted by Edward in Toronto
    For anyone who's tried the passport out. Is it possible to lay it down and type on it as if it was a laptop keyboard, using all fingers? Is it wide enough for that?
    Wouldn't be easy. Despite being wide, if you hold your fingers out in front of you as if you were going to type - you'd find it far far wider than the device is. You may be able to type using just your first three fingers on each hand, but that's about it.
    08-01-14 09:46 PM
  3. pttptppt's Avatar
    pttptppt
    Hello Patrick
    Originally Posted by DYLANHABKIRK
    Wouldn't be easy. Despite being wide, if you hold your fingers out in front of you as if you were going to type - you'd find it far far wider than the device is. You may be able to type using just your first three fingers on each hand, but that's about it.
    Unless you have tiny hands of course

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    08-01-14 10:28 PM
  4. ozdezignr's Avatar
    ozdezignr
    No, but you could hook up a bluetooth keyboard if it suits you.
    Is it possible to type on Passport using all fingers?-img_20140802_154903.png

    Z30 144GB
    08-02-14 02:11 AM
  5. mvpcrossxover's Avatar
    mvpcrossxover
    Are you able to with a tablet?
    If no, then no.
    08-02-14 02:12 AM
  6. nucks26's Avatar
    nucks26
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    Why would you ever want to do this lmfao

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    08-02-14 04:28 PM
  7. DYLANHABKIRK's Avatar
    DYLANHABKIRK
    Originally Posted by nucks26
    Why would you ever want to do this lmfao

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    To look like a goof-ball of course lol, why else?

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    08-02-14 04:35 PM
  8. Techno-Emigre's Avatar
    Techno-Emigre
    It still isn't big enough, nor is it QWERTY. There are actually plenty of situations where it would be great to be able to type full speed. For me, it is while my device is tethered HDMI and i am typing as I teach or in a meeting. HDMI out is a major requirement for me. That is when a BT keyboard comes in handy. I have the BB keyboard and like it, but make too many typos and am not fast enough on it to use that way.
    08-02-14 04:35 PM
  9. jojo beaconsfield's Avatar
    jojo beaconsfield
    If I want to I could ,lol
    08-02-14 04:41 PM
  10. DYLANHABKIRK's Avatar
    DYLANHABKIRK
    Originally Posted by Techno-Emigre
    It still isn't big enough, nor is it QWERTY
    Uhmm.... how is it not QWERTY?



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    08-02-14 04:59 PM
  11. 2c's Avatar
    2c
    Originally Posted by DYLANHABKIRK
    Uhmm.... how is it not QWERTY?



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    i think techno-emirge recently changed the dealer.
    new dealer = high potency
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    08-02-14 10:03 PM
  12. DYLANHABKIRK's Avatar
    DYLANHABKIRK
    Originally Posted by 2c
    i think techno-emirge recently changed the dealer.
    new dealer = high potency
    :Laughing:

    Makes sense to me

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    08-02-14 10:13 PM
  13. andre3030's Avatar
    andre3030
    Originally Posted by Edward in Toronto
    For anyone who's tried the passport out. Is it possible to lay it down and type on it as if it was a laptop keyboard, using all fingers? Is it wide enough for that?

    Is it possible to type on Passport using all fingers?-b25d2c7f174d4f46ef3a29ef8b6e87d6a0776350d0bed5f68a0c164a4b4d6610.jpg

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    08-04-14 02:10 PM
  14. ayekon's Avatar
    ayekon
    Originally Posted by DYLANHABKIRK
    Wouldn't be easy. Despite being wide, if you hold your fingers out in front of you as if you were going to type - you'd find it far far wider than the device is. You may be able to type using just your first three fingers on each hand, but that's about it.


    Three fingers is good for a phone honestly... You can be super quick with that
    08-19-14 02:26 PM
  15. B3J2AL's Avatar
    B3J2AL
    Maybe you could use your right and left index fingers.

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    08-19-14 02:52 PM
  16. ayekon's Avatar
    ayekon
    Originally Posted by B3J2AL
    Maybe you could use your right and left index fingers.

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    Comfortably youd have to have the phone laying down for that unless for a very concise message...
    If you try just holding your phone that way youre basically only using your pinkys to hold the phone
    08-19-14 03:05 PM
  17. B3J2AL's Avatar
    B3J2AL
    You would have to lay the passport flat and peck away with your index fingers.

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    08-19-14 04:05 PM
  18. CdnXxRRODxX's Avatar
    CdnXxRRODxX
    No...the device size would have to be massive.

    Posted via CB10
    08-22-14 09:50 AM
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