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What you are describing is a broken or dirty keyboard. First of all, the new MBP requires compressed air for cleaning under the keys. If that doesn't work, they
by akvadrako 9y ago
What you are describing is a broken or dirty keyboard. First of all, the new MBP requires compressed air for cleaning under the keys. If that doesn't work, they will repair it under warranty.
- raesene6 9y agoif a keyboard requires compressed air cleaning to function, that sounds like a design defect to me. I've used PC keyboards for ~25 years now and I've never had one that would break if not treated ...
- AlexandrB 9y agoI have seen absolutely filthy "old" MBP keyboards that worked just fine. It's a laptop, I should be able to use it without having to treat it like a delicate snowflake. Whatever happened to building quality hardware?
- oceanghost 9y agoWe voted with our money that we didn't give a damn about quality hardware or software.
- orbitur 9y agoEhhh, we voted with our money that we trusted Apple. Their hardware design has been quality until the new keyboard. This ignores whether you want more ports or faster processors, of course.
- oceanghost 9y agoIMHO the hardware has been shit since the AMD disaster.
- orbitur 9y agoWhen people are taking your latest model into your store to figure out wtf is going wrong with it, in much greater numbers than the previous model, you've created a broken design.