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The physical dimensions of a laptop screen are constrained by the physical layout of the built in keyboard. So unless you can design a clever keyboard that is l
by Digit-Al 6y ago
The physical dimensions of a laptop screen are constrained by the physical layout of the built in keyboard. So unless you can design a clever keyboard that is longer than it is wide...
- netsharc 6y agoHmm, why not just make the palmrest taller.. Jurassic era laptops had 4:3 1024x768 resolutions. On the topic of keyboards, is it just me who can't stand numpads on laptop keyboards, whenever I use them my hands feel weird being off-center..
- sharmi 6y agoCount me in. I love 15" Thinkpads. The keyboard with numpad pushes the main letter pad offside. Also the demarcation of the main keyboard and the numpad is non existent making typing a terrible experience. That was a deal breaker for me and now I have to use only 14" laptops. Otoh, my sis who does subtitling finds the numpad essential to use the laptop. So different strokes for different folks.
- mixmastamyk 6y agoAll laptops were 4:3 until about 15 years ago. Memory may be short but it can be done.