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I got many reasons to hate my old Dell Studio-1557, but if there is one thing I love about it, it is its keyboard. I don't have much technical keyboard knowledge, but it's just comfortable for me. Wide keys and short keystrokes, no gaps between them (keys are actually sloped on the edge and fit together) and most importantly, no num pad.
So now that i feel it needs to be retired after 9 yrs of loyalty, i can't find a successor for it that have my old Studio's keyboard-feel. Most of laptops in the market have small keys with orthogonal edges and lots of space wasted as gaps between them (like new Dells), a useless (for me) num pad and worst of all, small miniature arrow keys (like thinkPad) and other navigations seems to be new designers fashion.

I'd be glad if some one introduce me a laptop with a similar keyboard to mine (in the picture)
Or what do you propose, should i care about the keyboard at all? are these new designs easy to take up with? wouldn't i suffer a keyboardalgia?

edit: no macs btw :)

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  • 1
    soz, i dont know much about laptop keyboards but cougar 200k is exactly like this
  • 1
    @runfrodorun new thinkpads are ok too, only if they had a little bigger arrow keys, and a ctrl key at the corner like all other sane keyboards
  • 1
    Have you tried the keyboard on the surface books?
  • 0
    @MrCSharp i haven't tried but i've seen it. besides its intrinsic problem, it also has ortogonal edge keys.
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