Touch Screen Sensitivity

[Lucan]

Just played with a 1910. The first thing that I noticed was that 1/2 of my stylus taps were not registering. I had to press hard on the screen compared to my old 3630 and even the 3955 in the store. What are the owners opinions on this?


Lucan

[LLLean]

Yes, the h1910's screen appears to be less sensitive
when compared to the 3000 series. However, after playing
with the h1910 for a whole day, the screen sensitivity
seems much better now. Still not as good as the 3000 series.
I hope in a few days time, it'll get better.

I recall when i first received my iPAQ 3670 a year and a half ago, the screen was a tad strange too, but after a few days, the sensitivity became fine.

If you notice, the top layer of the screen appears to 'lift up' when new. It tends to stabilize after use. Hopefully, this makes the screen more sensitive.

[merrijm]

I also noticed the screen sensivity, never noticed this with my casio e-125 (not even when new). even if it stays the same, i think i will get used to it. the form factor is well worth it.

[tthiel]

I noticed it too. Very annoying...I recalibrated which seemed to help a little bit. The stylus is not heavy enough which makes the problem worse. I can write much faster and easier on my Tungsten T. I also don't like the application or pwoer buttons. Too hard to press and feel cheap. Other than that I really like the 1910.