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> Unless you're only using built-in laptop keyboard/trackpad Well, I am. I find it too cumbersome otherwise. If I wanted to have a desktop workstation, I would
by seba_dos1 4y ago
> Unless you're only using built-in laptop keyboard/trackpad
Well, I am. I find it too cumbersome otherwise. If I wanted to have a desktop workstation, I would have a desktop PC - with a laptop, I'm working on its keyboard and touchpad, so I can move with it anywhere I want and still be as comfortable using it as usual.
- dylan604 4y agoand what non-Apple laptop is available with a full sized keyboard that you'd be okay using? it just seems such a petty thing when no other laptop meets your "needs"
- seba_dos1 4y agoI'm using Dell XPS 13 9380 right now and it serves me well, although I'd prefer the keyboard layout of Lenovo Yoga 2 Pro that I used previously and which I find perfect. These days it's getting increasingly hard to find a 13" laptop with acceptable keyboard layout :( I don't know how does the situation look like with larger laptops as I wasn't interested in them when I was looking around for a new computer the last time.