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Thinkpads supposedly have the best laptop keyboards. Any others?
Sadly, the 'delicate' mouse button broke and the Geniuses (no pun intended) at my local apple store can't locate my extended warranty.
The one on my (little over a year old) macbook pro. Its the best. Sadly, the 'delicate' mouse button broke and the Geniuses (no pun intended) at my local apple store can't locate my extended warranty.
The one on my (little over a year old) macbook pro. Its the best. Sadly, the 'delicate' mouse button broke and the Geniuses (no pun intended) at my local apple store can't locate my extended warranty.
The one on my (little over a year old) macbook pro. Its the best. Sadly, the 'delicate' mouse button broke and the Geniuses (no pun intended) at my local apple store can't locate my extended warranty.
Thanks for the tip. Will checkout macbook pros at a local store.
Keyboard fix: call Apple. Lots of times employees in Apple stores are too busy to spend the time it would take to properly diagnose a problem .
non-apple product: in the US, hit big box stores, Costco, Office Max, best buy, pound on the keys, look at displays carefully. You have to spend time with a laptop to discern if the KB, display, heat, fan noise, etc are all tolerable in your workspaces. Those are my top deal-killers (always carry a couple mice around with me, never use trackpads, ) Some places (Costco, target) have 90-day return policies
Both are solid though and I don't mind the mbp one. I just prefer the thinkpad one.
Macbook Pros have excellent keyboard and Apple of course now sell the one from the Macbook as a separate desk keyboard which is also excellent.
I'm unusually fast on it for a laptop keyboard as well, it seems well-laid out.