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Did you try a model which retracts the keys when it folds ? You can still feel the keys but you cant press and its not as big deal. But don't expect real table
by rubber_duck 7y ago
Did you try a model which retracts the keys when it folds ? You can still feel the keys but you cant press and its not as big deal.
But don't expect real tabled experience - its too big for one hand use - the way we use it is like bed/couch browsing so we either post it up or something similar or we watch some shows on it.
For example we are rebuilding our apartment right now and scrolling through pages/clicking images etc. together with touch on a large screen is amazing and especially cool in pair - one person can navigate but the other can just take over when they want. For shopping browsing it's amazing.
Even in laptop mode I feel the touch is intuitive and useful, especially if you don't have a mouse - the experience is way better than a trackpad (even the MBP one).
- mcv 7y agoI think only the Thinkpad X1 Yoga retracts its keys, right? I haven't been able to try that one yet, but I'm certainly hopeful it fixes this problem. I don't expect one-handed use from it. I'm interested in a very large tablet to read large PDFs without having to zoom, basically like it's regular A4 size paper. If that tablet can also turn into a laptop, then that's a nice bonus. Which model do you have?
- criddell 7y agoI have an older S1 and it retracts its keys.