I thought about doing a more scientific measurement, in the end a very basic test suffices.
On some firmware, on some devices, typing test is sluggish.
Take Kingsoft Office ( cn.wps.moffice_eng ), take QuickEdit ( com.rhmsoft.edit ). To type text, I used Hacker's keyboard ( org.pocketworkstation.pckeyboard ).
Take a T68 using firmware 1.8.2 of 3 May 2017. Open QuickEdit, type a string like 'qwertyuiop asdfghjkl': one second later, the 'l' appears. Type the same on Kingsoft: same speed.
Now take a MaxCarta using again firmware 1.8.2 of 3 May 2017. Open QuickEdit, type the same string, like 'qwertyuiop asdfghjkl': one second later, again the 'l' appears, correctly. Type the same on Kingsoft: it takes around 15 seconds for the last letter to appear.
(I am sure also the i86 had issues - I am not reporting here since it does not have the latest firmware.)
I will try to raise this as a bug.
On some firmware, on some devices, typing test is sluggish.
Take Kingsoft Office ( cn.wps.moffice_eng ), take QuickEdit ( com.rhmsoft.edit ). To type text, I used Hacker's keyboard ( org.pocketworkstation.pckeyboard ).
Take a T68 using firmware 1.8.2 of 3 May 2017. Open QuickEdit, type a string like 'qwertyuiop asdfghjkl': one second later, the 'l' appears. Type the same on Kingsoft: same speed.
Now take a MaxCarta using again firmware 1.8.2 of 3 May 2017. Open QuickEdit, type the same string, like 'qwertyuiop asdfghjkl': one second later, again the 'l' appears, correctly. Type the same on Kingsoft: it takes around 15 seconds for the last letter to appear.
(I am sure also the i86 had issues - I am not reporting here since it does not have the latest firmware.)
I will try to raise this as a bug.
