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$110 for the soft keyboard cover, $120 for the hard keyboard cover. They think $10 difference is big enough for giving customers confusion of choice. It's stil

• dpark 14y ago
  > They think $10 difference is big enough for giving customers confusion of choice. Who says they're trying to confuse anyone? The touch cover is the primary offering, which is why it's in all the ads. The type cover is a secondary offering, intended for people who want a more traditional keyboard and are willing to tolerate the extra thickness. The $10 difference presumably covers the difference in manufacturing costs. I guess you'd be happier for some reason if they didn't offer the type cover? Disclosure: Microsoft employee