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"...the keys are positioned much closer to the circuit board, reducing the amount of travel and materials required to register a key press and to actuate." If
by gridlockd 7y ago
"...the keys are positioned much closer to the circuit board, reducing the amount of travel and materials required to register a key press and to actuate."
If the goal is to minimize travel, why have any travel at all? Why not just glue on the keys? Why not just paint on the keys?
- garmaine 7y agoWtf why is that a selling point? Thinner keyboards cause physical pain as your fingers strike hard surfaces. NO THANKS!
- matthewhartmans 7y agoIt feels like they are getting people used to the thinner keys to make it more like touching surface. Once people adapt to this, they will most likely swap out the entire physical keyboard with a touch keyboard (the touch bar seems like an incremental step).