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Aug 7 2007, 7:10am CDT | by Luigi Lugmayr
Rob Enderle over at Digital Trends has a piece up comparing the Neonode N2 to the potentially upcoming iPhone nano.
Quote from the report: "The Neonode is impressive for its size, does video and music, will link up to Plays for Sure services (iTunes is still Apple-only), and it makes heavy use of gestures to navigate the device. Unique to this phone is the design of the touchscreen, which really isn’t a touchscreen. It uses infrared scanners to see your finger and triangulate its position. This evidently makes the device both more robust and less expensive to build."
Read the full iPhone nano versus Neonode N2 report on Digital Trends.
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