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For mine, it's basically any speck of debris that get's lodged, it fails to register the press until that debris moves to another spot. I think the tolerances
by lbotos 9y ago
For mine, it's basically any speck of debris that get's lodged, it fails to register the press until that debris moves to another spot.
I think the tolerances for "pressed" are too small for "real world" use. Any crumb will "lock up" the key.
- proee 9y agoMaybe previous versions had a better "dust keepout" or the contact pad is larger so more resistant to dust.
- mypalmike 9y agoPrevious versions were of a different design such that you could shove a small sandwich under the keys and they'd still work.
- pervycreeper 9y agoThe old trackpads on Apple laptops (pre-force touch) suffered from the same vulnerability, but there didn't seem to be a whole lot of outcry over it.