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Lenovo Thinkpad X1 Carbon Adaptive Key Demo
About this video
A short demo of the Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon's adaptive keyboard row, which changes its keys based on the user's activity.
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HN uses it as evidence that Apple's Touch Bar idea was not new, and that Lenovo had already tried and dropped it.
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[VIDEO] Wow so this isn't even 'new' on the Macbook... I had no idea the gen 2 carbon did this...
Read original comment ↗Than, to your horror, here is how it looks (1). Thankfully it was only used on the Gen 2 of the X1 Carbon. The thing is, the concept of the touchbar (especially as technically implemented by Apple with a matte texture) is actually great. The great mistake was having it replace the Fn-row. If it was placed above the Fn-row, the touchbar would have been great. (1) [VIDEO]
Read original comment ↗it already is a copy [LINK] [VIDEO] they already went back on it because it wasnt apple quality. apple always waits until its refined, but you cant give them credit for creating the idea.
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