Apple Introduces Revolutionary New Laptop With No Keyboard

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Perhaps G+ should substitute all comment boxes with dropdown menus It would help with data hygiene. It would also integrate nicely with a no-keyboard computer. [VIDEO] "The aardvark admitted its fault."

I'm surprised. I thought Apple would have been the first to bring something like this to mobile since they already have a similar concept for laptops. [VIDEO]

This stuff always brings me back to "there's nothing more simple than one giant button" [VIDEO]

Watching the apple event and the various demos of the touch bar reminded me of this onion video from 2009: [VIDEO] I really needed a macbook upgrade (I've been using the same machine since 2008), but I have a feeling that the touch bar will fail and be removed in the next generation of macbooks. But buying the macbook without the touch bar means settling for lesser specs (and given that I'm thinking about buying a machine that would last me another 8 years it feels like a bad choice).

That reminds me of this fake ultimate apple ad. It's not exactly the following video, but maybe it helps remembering it: [VIDEO]

Do you even vi? Remove everything! Here's a link to the pic of the keyboard for which vi was originally designed on: [LINK] I completely agree with your post. Removing the home/end & function keys is such a waste given the amount of free space for keys on every single notebook ever made. edit: I realized I hadn't taken my initial argument to complete absurdity, "Apple Introduces Revolutionary New Laptop With No Keyboard": [VIDEO]

I think they'll address it by eliminating the keyboard entirely à la the MacBook Wheel[0], albeit perhaps with a touch screen. From an absolute, ergonomic standpoint, it will suck. But soft keys won't fail or get crud in them like hard keys do, and Gruber will soon be writing thinkpieces about how the keyboard is the most failure-prone part of a computer, and the complaints about recent MBP keyboards are inherent failings of hardware keyboards themselves rather than Apple skimping on quality, and Apple is taking the lead in something the industry should have done a long time ago by eliminating the hardware keyboard. [0] [VIDEO]