Display and Input
While the TFT resistive touchscreen was typical in 2007, it requires a stylus or more deliberate finger pressure, providing a far less responsive experience compared to modern capacitive screens. With support for 65K colors, the display renders images with noticeable grain, linked to its pixel density of approximately 148 ppi. A unique feature for the time is its handwriting recognition capability, catering to business users who preferred pen input for taking notes or navigating the interface.