I'm apparently in the minority and believe this will never be addressed. But since the topic's being discussed... Laptop designs such as Apple's place a "gino

I'm apparently in the minority and believe this will never be addressed. But since the topic's being discussed... Laptop designs such as Apple's place a "ginormous" "shelf" in front of the keyboard. As a result, whenever I'm working on one particularly on a work surface whose height I can't adjust (conference room table, table at cafe -- where chair height also isn't adjustable, etc.), I find the front edge of that shelf digging into my wrists or forearms behind the wrists. This both slows my typing and quickly becomes extremely uncomfortable. The Lenovo T420 is about the maximum shelf size I can tolerate (thanks for not messing that up -- yet -- Lenovo!). I had some older, smaller laptops in the past that were quite comfortable for typing because they provided enough room to rest my palms (without hitting the trackpad, by the way) without interfering with my wrists or my need to bend same when not in an optimal workspace). I guess lots of people don't care or actually like that ginormous shelf; I hate it.