I don't think it has anything to do with that. "the old" they are referring to in the article is not the last one but the keyboard technology before that. Wha

I don't think it has anything to do with that. "the old" they are referring to in the article is not the last one but the keyboard technology before that. What they're suggesting is that it was a change in name only (which would be bad) while it's actually a rollback to a different, formerly used technology. (Scissor switches are back.) I think they count on this ambiguity of an unspecific "old" to drive attention.