timelessbeing macrumors 6502 Oct 15, 2009 452 132 Nov 4, 2020 #26 Wow. Is the trackpad made of glass?
chrfr macrumors G5 Jul 11, 2009 13,943 7,616 Nov 5, 2020 #28 timelessbeing said: Wow. Is the trackpad made of glass? Click to expand... Apple has used glass trackpads for many, many years. That's why they don't wear out from use.
timelessbeing said: Wow. Is the trackpad made of glass? Click to expand... Apple has used glass trackpads for many, many years. That's why they don't wear out from use.
fromsixtozero macrumors member Mar 8, 2019 97 247 Nov 5, 2020 #29 Unlike their keyboard keys Reactions: icanhazmac
chrfr macrumors G5 Jul 11, 2009 13,943 7,616 Nov 5, 2020 #30 fromsixtozero said: Unlike their keyboard keys Click to expand... Exactly!
timelessbeing macrumors 6502 Oct 15, 2009 452 132 Nov 5, 2020 #32 chrfr said: Apple has used glass trackpads for many, many years. That's why they don't wear out from use. Click to expand... I've never worn out a trackpad. Seems they shatter when hit though.
chrfr said: Apple has used glass trackpads for many, many years. That's why they don't wear out from use. Click to expand... I've never worn out a trackpad. Seems they shatter when hit though.
chrfr macrumors G5 Jul 11, 2009 13,943 7,616 Nov 5, 2020 #33 timelessbeing said: I've never worn out a trackpad. Seems they shatter when hit though. Click to expand... Before Apple switched to glass, which was back in the titanium PowerBook G4 days, if I'm not mistaken, trackpads definitely wore. They'd get progressively less slippery and quite annoying to use. Reactions: me55
timelessbeing said: I've never worn out a trackpad. Seems they shatter when hit though. Click to expand... Before Apple switched to glass, which was back in the titanium PowerBook G4 days, if I'm not mistaken, trackpads definitely wore. They'd get progressively less slippery and quite annoying to use.