James Fraser wrote:
If you're planning on doing programming, it might well be worth your while
to seek out one with the non-mushy keyboard. [shrugs]
It's the ruber dustmat between the key-caps and the keyboard pcb that
makes it feel mushy... because people complained, apple stopped putting
the dust protector in. There is a fairly simple fix for this... pluck
all the key-caps off the keyboard and pull the rubber mat off, and put
the keycaps back on.
-Matt
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