I agree 100% with Mary - particularly in her details. There's no substitute
to hands-on checking out a keyboard.
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From: Pc-audio [mailto:pc-audio-boun...@pc-audio.org] On Behalf Of Mary
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I couldn't agree more with John's note. I haven't been laptop shopping in a
long time. The laptops I have seen, definitely including the latest MacBook,
are horrible in terms of their keyboards. Keys run together. Little key travel.
Absence up to alt and to control keys. No spacing across
Hi. One critical thing about laptops for me is the keyboard -- spacing,
position of function keys, whether there are two controls and two alt keys,
etc. So I'd try to get to a local Best Buy to check them out. I would
definitely go for a solid state drive. I have a SSD on my home computer and
It really depends what you want to do with your computer. If you do
more specialised things like making music or need It for a specific
purpose, then a off the shelf laptop would suit your needs just fine.
Again, depends what your needs are in turms If you want a laptop, If
you want to adjust
Hello,
I am interested in opinions about laptops. I want to purchase a new
laptop and want to hear the opinions of others. Here are my
questions:
1. Since I use Jaws which brand of computer would you recommend?
2. Would custom built be better than off the shelf?
3. What would be some of the
