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Finally I'll be able to send my whole desktop computer to repair when a key is stuck. I don't really see the benefit here, all you get are some drawbacks you u
by alpaca128 5y ago
Finally I'll be able to send my whole desktop computer to repair when a key is stuck.
I don't really see the benefit here, all you get are some drawbacks you usually see with laptops. I understand the all-in-one inside a screen, but integrating it with one of the parts most exposed to wear?
- cyberge99 5y agoI’d venture to say that upgrading screens happens less frequently than upgrading the mobo/cpu. Plus, this could be an affordable option due to BYOScreen. They could potentially use it for wider adoption of the purported VR headset.
- mcphage 5y ago> upgrading screens happens less frequently than upgrading the mobo/cpu Heck, I have a 2009 iMac that I'm using as an external monitor right now.
- unfocussed_mike 5y agoWell it is a bold claim that they've fixed their keyboard problems, that's for sure. Evidence suggests they have, with the new design. What was striking about Apple's recent keyboard woes is precisely that is that in general keyboards do _not_ routinely fail; they last for a very long time.
- tomaskafka 5y agoYup, it seems that they solved the problem of 'M1 chips are so great people will keep their devices for 5+ years and we will lose sales' with 'let's fuse them with something easily breakable and expendable'.
- staticman2 5y agoMy brother bought a Pi 400 that had a stuck key, we've been too lazy to return it so we plugged in a USB keyboard :(.