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He talks about the joy of a keyboard for his iPad, but it never occurs to him to connect it to his Macbook. I'm gonna say this blog is trying too hard to sound
by bravoetch 7y ago
He talks about the joy of a keyboard for his iPad, but it never occurs to him to connect it to his Macbook. I'm gonna say this blog is trying too hard to sound wounded about a broken keyboard.
- judge2020 7y ago>connect it to his Macbook I guess I don't understand the experience of using another keyboard than the one built-in to the device. Haven't used it, but it wouldn't seem to be a good experience if you either had to set it on top of your existing keyboard or needed an extra 30% or so of desk space, only for 50% of your laptop real estate to be used for nothing.
- bravoetch 7y agoI use a stand for my laptop, to improve the experience for my posture / neck. That means the external keyboard and mouse works well for me. I get what you're saying - but two things: the real estate under the keyboard is the computer and battery and cooling and connectors. And his keyboard was broken so using the external one is an assumed improvement in the moment. I'm not suggesting my solution is right for everyone. I am just surprised he didn't try it.
- bronson 7y agoCan you connect the iPad keyboard to a Mac? Apple's site doesn't list compatibility: https://www.apple.com/smart-keyboard/ https://www.apple.com/smart-keyboard/ Even if you could, it sounds pretty irritating to carry.