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that is very confusing i am sure the next step, someone will replace the physical keyboard, with full size touch screen and software keyboard and future lapto
by systems 8y ago
that is very confusing
i am sure the next step, someone will replace the physical keyboard, with full size touch screen and software keyboard
and future laptops will come with two screens and no keyboard ... and they will be like tablets with double screen,
and then someone will sell a physical keyboard accessory to the two screen laptop
and .. it will be very confusing
- lando2319 8y agoAlso looking on Amazon, there's at least some Asus Zen books already out which have a touchscreen, so what?, then you'd have a touch screen and a small touch screen over your touch pad...
- Nightshaxx 8y agoLenovo already did it I'm pretty sure.
- ant6n 8y agoyes, and without haptic feedback, it's terrible to type on.
- nomel 8y agoHere’s [1] a review for a Lenovo model. [1] https://www.cnet.com/news/no-keyboard-no-problem-welcome-to-the-dual-screen-laptop-era-asus-lenovo-intel/ https://www.cnet.com/news/no-keyboard-no-problem-welcome-to-...
- userbinator 8y agosomeone will replace the physical keyboard, with full size touch screen and software keyboard Already done many years ago: https://www.theverge.com/2011/10/29/2509236/acer-iconia-6120-touchbook-review https://www.theverge.com/2011/10/29/2509236/acer-iconia-6120...
- baybal2 8y agoIt not that easy to use when you can't physically feel the keys. And having to wipe the screen so often sucks.
- hliyan 8y agoHaptic feedback?
- dragonwriter 8y agoHaptic feedback is better than nothing, but it closes a small fraction of the gap rather than making touchscreen equivalent to a physical keyboard.
- gsich 8y agoPlease not. Input delay is absolutely annoying.