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Why can't Lenovo make a good numpad like Asus?
>keys are half width so board offset is greatly reduced
>nestles nicely with the arrow key
>provides convenient macros for programs, such as AutoCAD which requires the numpad for navigating in 3D space
>I can type numbers all day like a dream
I get that having the keyboard shoved to the left corner of the laptop is horseshit, but if a Thinkpad had a numpad with this sensible design, I'd buy it in a heartbeat.
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>>61856460
>Thinkpad
>good
Those fuckers can't even place the ctrl key in the correct spot.
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>>61856460
>numpad
>numpad
>numpad
>keys that are already on the keyboard
>pointless
>stupid meme
>numpad
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>>61857827
>I only use my computer for shitposting
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>>61857881
>People who write numbers all day on their laptop for a living: tiny insignificant minority
>People who dont dont want useless keys taking up space on their keyboards: everyone else.
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>>61857944
>anyone in any CS and math related field
>everyone else
Glad we cleared that up.
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>>61857827
>>61857944
>useless
Not if you do real work
You lads probably use those circumcised traplet keyboards, don't you?
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>>61856460
I like the layout of the asus, but those keys are disgusting.
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>>61856660
YOu know you can switch the FN and CTRL buttons in the bios right?
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>>61858422
>libreboot
I wonder why they did that
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>>61858484
Stock BIOS lets you do this, too. I just wish the keys were the same size so you could swap them physically as well.
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>>61856460
There's no reason to have a numpad on a laptop
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>>61859299
Yes there is
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>>61859333
wasted trips
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