I wear glasses with a correction of -7 diopters. This means that without glasses I tend to fucus about 15 cm from my nose, and everything closer and farther is a blur. I read small print by taking my glasses off and putting the page 15 cm from my nose. It's really hard to read small print with my glasses on because then I can't focus much closer than 50 cm away, which makes the print even smaller. Now I have no doubt I can ise the Nokia N800 with the stylus 15 cm from my nose. What I'm wondering is using it with a keyboard. The keybouard would then be on a table, and presumably the N800 would too, placing it about 50 cm frim my eyes, possibly making it hard to see the text I'm editing on the screen. I once tried using a non-backlit Palm pilot like that and found it quite useless as a text editing device. Can anyone with eyesight as bad as mine report on their experiences? (Experience with the Nokia N700 would probably be just as informative) -- hendrik
