I share your sentiment. Quoting: Now, finally, why might input lag for keyboards be less frustrating than on tablets? My theory is: because the keyboards them

I share your sentiment. Quoting: Now, finally, why might input lag for keyboards be less frustrating than on tablets? My theory is: because the keyboards themselves provide an important source of feedback. Namely: the tactile feedback when a key is pressed tells you that you did what you set out to do. At the very least it’s possible to feel whether something was pressed or not; experienced typists will also easily be able to tell whether it was the correct key or not. And thus you yourself are taken out of the equation as a potential source of error, removing any self-doubt while waiting for the screen to catch up with your action. When you’re working on a tablet, you’re never provided with such tactile feedback, and are thus forced to wait for the lag to complete whether a mistake was made or not. http://www.remarkablyrestrained.com/keyboard-lag-and-frustration/ http://www.remarkablyrestrained.com/keyboard-lag-and-frustra...