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Re: --01/04/2010 --[FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS] Touch Pro2 FAQ --01/04/2010 --

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Originally Posted by Vlip3 View Post
I hope this is not a stupid question, I've searched various threads on this forum but could not find an answer. I am considering a TP2 (currently a TP owner) but am intrigued by the HD2. Except for the lack of keyboard, what are the differences between an HD2 and TP2? Does the larger screen make an on-screen keyboard usable enough that you don't need the physical keyboard? I use my keyboard on my TP extensively but that's because the on-screen keyboard is just too small for my oversized thumbs.
To be honest, it pretty much always boils down to personal preference. I cannot imagine a phone that I use so much (especially for business, lots of texting/appointments/tasks/etc.) without a physical keyboard, and especially the TP2's which is butter. You should always avail yourself of the opportunity to use the phone yourself first at a store or what have you. I really like the on-screen keyboard with the TP2, but if I have anything more than a password or couple words to enter, I use the physical keyboard.

A reinforcement for me as to the importance of the physical keyboard was when my friend got his Samsung Omnia II a few weeks ago and I helped him with syncing. The phone is lighter than a paperclip and super thin, but I thought to myself "Really? That's it? Stuck with the onscreen keyboard?" Couldn't imagine daily usage like that.
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