Does the screen on this phone feel the same as a regular PPC

[odnerd]

I've noticed that the screen sits flush with the body of the phone like an iPhone and wondered if it felt a little more durable (HP Touchsmart) or if it still feels like any other PPC/Palm touch screen?

Can you feel the "touchpad" pressing on the screen when you use your finger?

[SolarX]

Most PPC devices I've used have a sort of film over the actual screen, which clearly changes shape. The E6 has some sort of hard glass/plastic film, it feels exactly like glass and doesn't depress.

[odnerd]

awesome, that is exatily the answer I was looking for. Thanks!

[crazysim]

thats one thing i like about it. the surface is also completely flat. it doesnt go in like the MDA or the 8525 etc..

[Maddreg]

Most PPC devices I've used have a sort of film over the actual screen, which clearly changes shape. The E6 has some sort of hard glass/plastic film, it feels exactly like glass and doesn't depress.

Just tried to poke the screen of my e6 - its pressed, but just a bit...

[kruejl]

Most PPC devices I've used have a sort of film over the actual screen, which clearly changes shape. The E6 has some sort of hard glass/plastic film, it feels exactly like glass and doesn't depress.

Sorry to disagree with you, but the E6 screen is nowhere as hard as glass. It does indeed give a little while pressing. Hold your phone at an angle to a light source and press on it. You'll see the reflected image distort, and in turn see that it does give.