Everything you're saying is simply untrue. > But PC makers has been building terrible keyboards for years and no one seems to give a damn. Or is everyone just

Everything you're saying is simply untrue. > But PC makers has been building terrible keyboards for years and no one seems to give a damn. Or is everyone just assuming that keyboards are supposed to be that way on PCs? MBP keyboards _stop functioning_. This means, you click on a key, and nothing happens, you get duplicatee keystrokess, or you have to press very hard to even get a keystroke. I have never had a keyboard that stopped functioning from normal use in any laptop more expensive than $500, and the MBP I used to have I paid 1749 EUR for (not sure what that is in USD, maybe 2000?). It's ridiculous. > think it's funny that now when Apple happened to make a truly awful keyboard, basically everyone is raging. Are you kidding? No one is raging. Journalists kept giving their crappy laptops good reviews and there was no mention of keyboard problems anywhere for years even after many, many people complained. It took Apple 2-3 class actions to even acknowledge the problem. I moved to PC at least a year ago because of this. They're advertising like they make high-end stuff--much better than 99% of the other guys, and they can't even make a laptop good enough to be used as a laptop. > The only thing I like about it is the profile which is rather low. I guess you have gotten lucky and your keyboard is better, and you didn't read on what the whole problem is about.