04-27-2014, 08:53 PM
The dye sublimation printing on those Extended keyboards is much more durable than the screened or pad printed methods most use today.
Adjustable acceleration curves are best, but few, if any, developers put that kind of effort into their drivers now.
The bit about the Mac not feeling "natural" is not suprising from a Windows user. A Mac user could say the same about Windows. Up until probably Win 95, the mouse action on the stock drivers felt crude and unrefined.
One thing Apple has always nailed, given its lead in new interfaces (GUI, touch), is the naturalness and accuracy of the UI responses.
Adjustable acceleration curves are best, but few, if any, developers put that kind of effort into their drivers now.
The bit about the Mac not feeling "natural" is not suprising from a Windows user. A Mac user could say the same about Windows. Up until probably Win 95, the mouse action on the stock drivers felt crude and unrefined.
One thing Apple has always nailed, given its lead in new interfaces (GUI, touch), is the naturalness and accuracy of the UI responses.