Woah... I made the thread title way more misleading than I intended to. Didn't mean to imply the keyboard is awful; it's not. It's just not as durable as I wish it was, is what I'm trying to say here.
So, please, don't crucify me. It's just a pointless rant, like I stated.
I got ya Quillz, I understand the thread. Sometimes, people on here go straight for the drama. I agree with you about the keyboards. I see a big difference in the overall display of keys of an Apple vs the rest. ...some good, some bad
Apple has space in between the keys, I get it - this will hopefully reduce some stroke errors. That was smart by Apple, but on the whole - You're right, they are lacking with their keyboards. The durability of them is very subpar, especially the keyboards with white keys. The white keys can look pretty nasty only after a couple months of usage. Maybe that is why they only make black now on MBP's. And another poor piece of equipment is their wireless keyboard. It's pretty small, and has no numerical keypad, which is an option Apple really should be thinking about for a wireless keyboard.
So, I get your concern. And, I do not get what Apple's strategic planning is on this at all. Maybe cost?, which would be disappointing due to the price. I personally like the old MBP keyboards with the so-called windows keyboard(the old alu MBP with the matte LED screen).
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/9/9a/MacBook_Pro.jpg
[above] I still think this was one of the best Apple products ever! And by far, the best screen Apple has made so far...I hate glossy screens, if ya can tell
I think your post is something Apple engineers should be contemplating about for future Macs.
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