TREG folks: accuracy so far?

[vttimc]

So I'm wondering if the TREG folks who have had their TextBlades since the first shipment could speak to their adaptation, especially versus physical keyboards. Can anyone say they're typing error free? We're used to keyboards with individual keys where every strike is obviously one key or another. This is a new beast, where every strike is decided based on position and sensor readings instead. Can anyone say they're confident that the sensors don't ever cause typing errors they might not deserve? Or is there a tiny bit of fuzz inherent in the system?

Discuss!

[dabigkahuna]

Well, I'm not error free but other than a problem which we think was because of an already fixed issue that my TB didn't have, I'm pretty sure the errrors have been my own. Sometimes I thought otherwise, but then I'd deliberately type a pattern where I'd see the error and freeze on the letter that was messing up so I could then look where my finger was. Every time it turned out that my finger was hitting the wrong place.

I wish I made fewer errors myself, but I did so research about accuracy and it seems that 97% or better is considered to be "good enough" for a job. Well, I always am that fast, at least with text so maybe I'm expecting myself to be too good.

I can say that often when I start each day, I tend to make more errors, as if I've forgotten proper hand position. I probably should start slower to reestablish the feel. But I have no desire to go back to my Apple keyboard.