Display and Interface
The TFT resistive touchscreen on the Haier M260, while revolutionary at its launch for allowing basic touch interaction, offers limited responsiveness and color depth compared to modern devices. The 114 PPI (pixels per inch) density is modest, rendering images and text discernible but not sharp. The interface appears simple, with the main navigational cue being handwriting recognition — a niche feature for personalizing input that appealed to tech-savvy users at the time.
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