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The musculature and size of the person holding it.
by ryacko 7y ago
The musculature and size of the person holding it.
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- martin_a 7y agoThen those people should get out and train their bodies a little bit. Spoiled sissies. 200 grams. I wonder how people that do hard physical work are alive at the end of the day if some computer guy cries about 200 grams in their MacBook.
- tigershark 7y agoWhat kind of musculature and size is affected so much that goes from “impossible to use” to “perfect to use” for a difference of 10% (2 kg vs 1.8 kg)?
- hombre_fatal 7y agoTo be fair, their post finally made me realize that I'm outside of Apple's target demographic after all since I can do at least one pushup.
- lolsal 7y agoDoes attacking the assumed physique of a commenter really add anything useful to the discussion?
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- ryacko 7y agoYou're just changing the goal posts of requirements. It is well known that ergonomic comfort is dependent on the actual person. Human strength in relation to weight is dependent on the square-cube law.