This is just a browser... how could it affect anyone's work?
This is just a browser... how could it affect anyone's work?
Imlistening to the Tron album, and I saw your sig.
Hopefully the Chrome OS won't suck as much ass as its internet browser
Then I would counter-question with "Who uses caps-lock for work and would buy that laptop that looks like the one I had in 1992?"
This lack of Caps lock key will probably be added back in. Knowing Google this is probably just a way to create viral marketing and bring awareness of their product. The best advertising is free advertising (especially when it's such a dumb concept that it's easy to sink in) It will most likely be re-added in final development as there are still uses for the caps lock key as Callisto pointed out and no one really gains anything from taking it out.
Best part of the article, in my opinion, top of the comment section.
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WHAT. WHY WOULD THEY DO THIS TO ME!?!
I just remapped my caps lock key to open calculator years ago.
AARRGGGHHH I'M SO MAD, SO MAD I JUST WANT TO.....MATH, MATH SO FUCKING HARD
56?
FIFTY SIX?
Damn, now I can't think of anything else, you... 56ing 56er!
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the look of this laptop is highly irrelevant, its a reference model for devs/oems/qa/etc to play around with.
you aren't going to be using this laptop for non-internet based apps. you won't miss capslock on this device more than you despise cruise control from trolls.
I BET BILLY MAYS WOULD NOT ENDORSE CHROME.
Speaking of Caps Lock annoyances, I dislike how shift doesn't make keys lowercase while caps is on for OSX.
Caps lock is awesome for coding, papers, and notes. Shame to see it go.
IMO, it's hard to say from just pictures. The clean look of it is rather nice, IMO, though that sort of thing is subjective. Frankly, it basically looks like the previous-gen Macbook, only it'd be a little smaller.
The real key, I'd say, is the actual feel of the device. If it's really solid, then that's a great design. If it's plasticky, then meh.