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kselby

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Jun 16, 2011
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I just got my air back after having the keyboard replaced, and I noticed that on the keyboard the letter T is not centered and is more to the left of the key. I was wondering if anyone else notices this on their air or if it was just a bad key that I got. Would this be an easy fix if I wanted it fixed?
 
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omg.. as mentioned. Post pics! :p

i would recommend you just look at the screen and not on the keyboard

also i doubt that they'd consider it a faulty keyboard etc.
 
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Sorry, I had no way to post pics before so here they are:
 

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Haha pretty unique... but seriously, does it bother you? If it does, then take it back... but come on, how often are you even looking at the T key?
 
Thats a one of a kind you could probably ask an extra 50 bucks for it when you sell it.
 
I wish I had that. It'd be nice to have a unique machine like that. It doesn't hinder it's ability to perform in any way, so it's cool.

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I just got my air back after having the keyboard replaced, and I noticed that on the keyboard the letter T is not centered and is more to the left of the key. I was wondering if anyone else notices this on their air or if it was just a bad key that I got. Would this be an easy fix if I wanted it fixed?

Wait, why was your keyboard replaced?
 
I wish I had that. It'd be nice to have a unique machine like that. It doesn't hinder it's ability to perform in any way, so it's cool.

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Wait, why was your keyboard replaced?

It was replaced because two of the keys stopped working. The volume up key and the right command key and I think that they replaced the whole keyboard because of it.

Now I am definitely going to keep it since it has turned into a collectible item. Any offers...I'll start the bidding at $2500. :D
 
It seems like it is a T key from a foreign keyboard.

On some keyboards, English letters are displayed to the left of the key and on the same key, a close or equivalent key in the other language.

I wonder if it is actually one of those just painted over.
 
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