I think my issue is that the marketing reeks of this being an ergonomic triumph.
But then they forget about people who are left handed...
One use case might be holding the device in one hand and taking notes with the other... It's designed to be held in the right hand, but do you write with your right hand too?
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These seems like a dumb question, but what's the ergonomics for left handers or people who don't have a right hand?
At $1500, I would like to see symmetry or ease of use for the opposite hand.
It seems slightly more designed to be held in the right hand, but is there anything about the design that cares whether that hand is dominant or not?
I think my issue is that the marketing reeks of this being an ergonomic triumph.
But then they forget about people who are left handed...
One use case might be holding the device in one hand and taking notes with the other... It's designed to be held in the right hand, but do you write with your right hand too?
Remember the iPhone 4?
"You're holding it wrong"