MBP tilt keyboard?

[Curren~Sea]

Do the new MBP's have legs on the back so it can tilt up for a more ergonomical keyboard?

Thanks.

 

[WildCowboy]

No...you could probably purchase a third-party solution to angle the MBP. Several people here have built their own nice ones as well.

Or you could use a third-party ergonomic keyboard when at your desk.

 

[glib]

Put something under the back. A book works. I've got an unopened stack of lined paper under mine.

 

[YS2003]

I bought a ILap for my 15" MBP. It comes with the wrist cushion which make it comfortable to use my Mac. I have been comfortable with all of Mac's keyboards. The reason I use external keyboard for the rest of my Macs is to avoid wear and tear on the on-board keyboards. I use the ergonomically shaped MS Keyboard for my PC. It's comfortable as well; but, it gets too bulky for my taste.

 

[Clydefrog]

ilap is nice, but like the person ahead of me said, it can get a bit bulkey, a good product none the less

 

[Curren~Sea]

Put something under the back. A book works. I've got an unopened stack of lined paper under mine.

Thanks for the replies, but I don't think we should have to use a book or some other product to get the keybooard to be ergonomic. Every other laptop I've seen (other than mac) has feet to tilt the unit up. Even my new mac keyboard is tilted. Oh well... When my new MBP 15 gets here, I'll see how much it bothers me or I'll just adapt.

 

[MAcNIAC]

Put something under the back. A book works. I've got an unopened stack of lined paper under mine.

or a pencil - very portable, and it doubles as a pencil

 

[matperk]

I got something from best buy that is a small metal fold up thing. That's the best I can describe it. Folds up to the size of about 4 pens held in your hand. Puts an angle on just about any machine.

I use it all the time.