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You never see anyone actually /create content/ in one of these things -- they're just sliding stuff around, or examining that already exist. Are keyboards dead
by kabdib 15y ago
You never see anyone actually /create content/ in one of these things -- they're just sliding stuff around, or examining that already exist.
Are keyboards dead in the future? Are we doomed to cut-and-paste only the dead bits of the past?
The only things possessing motion are vehicles and clocks. Everything seems so pointless and sterile; even the beggars.
- icebraining 15y agoThe guy in the office is using a keyboard. The girl is writing on the screen with a pen. And not seeing someone creating content is far from unrealistic: most people nowadays don't either. Content is creating by a small minority, even if the tools are widely available.
- rbanffy 15y ago> The guy in the office is using a keyboard. The curve is one of Microsoft's finest products. I like the natural better, but, when space is constrained, it's a great choice.
- rbanffy 15y agoFunny how someone can disagree that Microsoft sells excellent keyboards. If, however, someone else makes keyboards better than the natural or the curve, I want to know.
- evilduck 15y agoYou were probably modded down because your comment was totally tangential to the discussion, not because they disagree with you.
- rbanffy 15y agoI think the fact Microsoft considers one of its current models to be futuristic enough to figure in that video relevant to the discussion. They think people will use keyboards in the future and they'll be small, wireless and curved.