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With every iteration, Lenovo seems compelled to further reduce the typing experience. They went from having awesome keyboards to having keyless keyboards. I gue
by Tharkun 8y ago
With every iteration, Lenovo seems compelled to further reduce the typing experience. They went from having awesome keyboards to having keyless keyboards. I guess I won't be getting any new Yoga devices then.
- Casseres 8y agoI personally think there will be a market for it. People are already somewhat use to "typing" on tablet and phone screens (I make more mistakes using my thumbs on my phone screen than typing normally on the 1st gen Yoga Book). I like the Yoga Book because it's super-thin, smooth, and has almost no moving parts. I think that's the future on mobile computing. I do like the physical keyboard on my old Lenovo Yoga (S1?) Laptop though, and I won't be getting rid of that one any time soon. (I swapped out the trackpad on the Yoga Laptop though, they made a mistake with that one which they've since corrected on later versions.)