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> that take enormous amount of redesign and engineering Then why change something which is not broken? Why put an inferior keyboard when you already have a goo
by sumedh 5y ago
> that take enormous amount of redesign and engineering
Then why change something which is not broken? Why put an inferior keyboard when you already have a good keyboard?
- thrwn_frthr_awy 5y agoBecause that's not how these systems work. Did the new keyboard allow for a flatter design to allow for more battery life? Apple has always tried to improve computing. I've had MacBooks from the nineties and the keyboards on those are large and heavy. Is that where they should have stop with laptop design?
- sumedh 5y agoDid the new keyboard allow for a flatter design to allow for more battery life? All it did was to increase Apple's repair cost because they had to support repairing these keyboards for many years. > Apple has always tried to improve computing. Then why go backwards with a bad keyboard, removing the Escape Key etc. Apple is not a scrappy startup where they don't have a team to test and give feedback.