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I'm sure you feel very clever misquoting.

Thanks. My Mandarin is horrible, so I had to chuckle through the babelfish translation.

Thanks. I actually remember reading about them when they were released. Sadly, with the same form factor, a TI-83+ has a better game library from what I could gather.

And what are you basing this on? Do you actually have a handheld with a keyboard? I do. Most of them suck, the few that have a good design still suffer from the QWERTY layout.

You're an idiot if you think it wouldn't. Try typing on a thumb board. You'll notice that a lot of words result in 3 or 4 letters in a row with a single thumb. Since Dvorak has a,e,i,o,u all on the left side this splits up the words so you have much more alternation between thumbs - this speeds...

You've got a pretty low opinion of the human race.

I'm talking about typing messages in team games, MMORPGs, stuff like that.

Of all the 20-in-1, 50-in-1, whatever, systems this looks the most appealing as it has recognisable games. Sadly, I got my first system some time in 2003, and it was a GBC, so I don't actually have any experience with these SEGA games. I've looked some of them up on Wikipedia, but all that...

Craiginator is still in code name stage... you'll be waiting for quite a while if you expect it to be a viable choice, by when Nokia will have some new systems.

Yeah, they'd have to be labeled. Since your thumb is moving so much, it'd be really hard to remember where the keys are. I can blind type 1 character per 1/2 seconds on my QWERTY thumb board, and that's not with perfect accuracy.

UFC on the Game Boy Color was crap. I beat it and returned it for a refund the next day.

What is that weird one with the full keyboard?

I tried a search, but I'm guessing that there's a 4 character minimum requirement as I'm not getting anything. http://www.pvp4u.com/archives/2007/08/bollink_pmp_wit.html I'm guessing from the format support that it doesn't use the Blackfin, as all the Blackfin based ones I've seen support...

Having a Nokia E62, which is among the better designs for mini keyboards, along with the Blackberry 8700 series, I can say I definitely wouldn't want something like that. The E62 is a bearable minimum, the 8700 slightly better. Ergonomically, an inverted rainbow type design would be best, with...