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I believe the Air is supposed to have a full sized keyboard and trackpad.
by newman314 16y ago
I believe the Air is supposed to have a full sized keyboard and trackpad.
- jacquesm 16y agoFull size to me means separate cursor block, numpad and a key travel of more than a few mm. I am probably more partial to the keyboard I'm using than to any other aspect of my computer.
- icegreentea 16y agoThen you're not going to get fullsized on anything smaller than a 17". And not even the 17" MBP. Though there was this great deal going on a while back. Back when you got the free iPod Touch with the MBP, you could just get the numpad app for the iPod and use the most expensive external numpad ever!
- gt384u 16y agoI have always taken "full-size" in this context to mean that the area of the landing surface on the top of the keys to be the same as on the desktop offerings. That said, there is a bit of cheating in that the height of the top row of keys on the 11" Macbook air is definitely much smaller. Not sure if that's a big deal. The horizontal and vertical distance between key centers seemed comparable to my iMac's keyboard, though. I remember a number of times being attracted to the ultra-portable Fujitsus and Sonys of the world a few years ago and being totally unable to type effectively on them because the keys were so close together that my fingers kept getting in the way of each other when typing.
- newman314 16y agoI'm not disagreeing. But that's what TheSteve (tm) mentioned during his webcast. Personally, I loved the keyboard on my T23 Thinkpad.
- cmelbye 16y agoI saw one in the store, and the trackpad is at least "full sized" (compared to Macbook Pros) if not larger.