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Thin is fine, but Apple has shipped nearly 5 years worth of fundamentally defective laptops.

This is the reckoning. I’m glad they had the courage to hold the leader responsible.



There's zero evidence that that's what happened, here.


Well, my point is that design is opinionated and my opinion is clearly contrary to yours – in the past five years (and more) Apple has set the standard for what laptops should be. Thanks for proving my point! :o)


> in the past five years (and more) Apple has set the standard for what laptops should be.

Setting the standard for laptops implies that other manufacturers are racing to keep pace with their changes. Fortunately (in my opinion), there has not been a giant uptick in other laptop manufacturers removing standard keyboard keys, making devices thin to the point of fragility, and requiring a myriad of dongles to perform many basic tasks.


I love the design actually!

Engineering and design need to meet to produce a product that is beautiful and functional. Unfortunately, the keyboard fell short and the limitations imposed by the design made those failures maximally painful for customers.




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