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> Ultimately why would you buy it if it's just an inferior laptop with a touchscreen that you can detach? Right now it’s inferior not-a-laptop with a touchscre
by wiseowise 3y ago
> Ultimately why would you buy it if it's just an inferior laptop with a touchscreen that you can detach?
Right now it’s inferior not-a-laptop with a touchscreen that you can detach and people still buy it.
- emodendroket 3y agoNot really. It’s instead a different device offering an experience that doesn’t require a keyboard or mouse at all.
- wiseowise 3y agoWhy would it become worse if they add support for keyboard and mouse on top of it?
- emodendroket 3y agoIt does offer support for a keyboard and a mouse but what you're proposing is adding features or programs that would only work (or at least only work well) with a keyboard and a mouse, which would be a pretty big departure from the current design of the device.
- wiseowise 3y agoIf they don’t take anything from general experience, why do you care? Core of the system will still be touch oriented.
- emodendroket 3y agoI am contesting the idea that it's possible to compromise the design philosophy that had guided it up till now and NOT "take anything from the general experience."