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rubbery keys that were widely ridiculed as nearly useless for real typing

this sheer convenience allowed Sony to capture 40% of the digital camera market almost overnight

it was widely praised for bringing a level of graphical depth to a portable toy that was completely unprecedented for the early 1980s

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