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With respect to the keyboard, at least in the reviews I've been seeing, a lot of people seem to be OK with it after an adjustment period. In terms of battery l
by slantyyz 10y ago
With respect to the keyboard, at least in the reviews I've been seeing, a lot of people seem to be OK with it after an adjustment period.
In terms of battery life, I'm with you, I'd rather see Apple get as much life out of the maximum sized battery that the TSA will allow on a flight (100Wh), but I don't know that I would call it a big mistake, since it hasn't hurt the sales of the new MBPs. I think they could do that in a chassis the size of the 2012 and earlier 15" unibodies. They'd also have plenty of room for legacy ports too. Those 15" unibodies were the sweet spot for me in terms of size and user upgradability.
- srssays 10y agoStill, the computer costs thousands of dollars, and most people's purchase decision will be informed by their 15-minute experience of using it in the Apple Store. I tried it, the keyboard was uncomfortable, and I decided not to buy it. It would be nice if Apple would make an international version of the 15" that has more than 100Wh!
- slantyyz 10y agoI'm generally flexible when it comes to keyboards. The only keyboard (if you can even call it that) I've ever hated is the Surface Touch cover keyboard. As long it has some type of switch (scissor, cherry, dome, etc) I don't find that my speeds are affected too much.