stackyFACTSWhile smartphones were teaching the world to tap screens lightly with their fingertips, this dual-screened brick required actual physical pressure. Resistive screens rely on two layers of plastic squishing together, which is exactly why you had to jab it violently with a plastic stylus to make anything properly register.
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