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As someone suffering from RSI, I’d buy this in an instant if it worked with MacBook Pro and connects wirelessly (so that I can rest the keyboard on my lap). Promising !
God damn it. I bought the non trackpad version. Its garbage. Keys drop when you type unless you hit dead center and hit hard.
I like the design and would buy it in a heartbeat (particularly as my iPad Pro’s current Logitech keyboard recently had an unfortunate run-in with honey that seeped under the space bar) but it seems I’m unable to register for updates.
Same here, clicking “register now” just makes the page jump to the comments section for whatever reason. And I’m probably not gonna make an account just to subscribe to an email newsletter.
Missed opportunity for them. I’m in the potential audience of this but isn’t convinced enough to preorder, but might take another look when it’s actually shipping and reviewers have taken a spin. Now I’m most likely gonna forget about it.
Nice keyboard that brings iPad Pro closer to Macbook Air. It seems inevitable that Apple will launch an Arm laptop form factor with iOS. Has Apple blocked keyboard makers from using the Smart Connector on iPad Pro 3? All 3rd-party keyboards for iPP3 are using Bluetooth, which does not have a good security track record. Apple's iPad Pro keyboard does not have backlighting, media keys or good key travel. For iPad Pro 1…
I don’t see the connection between Apple releasing laptops with ARM and Apple releasing laptops with iOS. I do wish they’d do more with the smart connectors...
It's nice. It's also kind of blatant advertising. Is that going to be a thing here?
> On-Topic: Anything that good hackers would find interesting. That includes more than hacking and startups. If you had to reduce it to a sentence, the answer might be: anything that gratifies one's intellectual curiosity.
If you have a nice developer-oriented product to sell that good hackers find interesting then by all means. In fact, check out Show HN.
Anyone know if using a mouse/trackpad with iOS works well?
It's nice. It's also kind of blatant advertising. Is that going to be a thing here?