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by tomp
5302 days ago
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His drawing of the "optimal" shape clearly shows that while the back is curved to follow the curve of the hand, the back is still symmetrical, so when the Pad is placed on the table, it lies flatly on the surface, and the front of the Pad is completely horizontal. |
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- unless you look at the device edge-on right at 90 degrees, it looks much thinner than it in fact is
- when placed on the table, it gives a subtle illusion of floating.
Both contribute to a subjective "wow!" response, where other practical designs don't.