charlesatlas

How about a Magsafe seatbelt, basically an Apple variant on Fidlock buckles? They are extremely easy to buckle and unbuckle.

Would it kill these companies to bold the legends on the keycaps? When you've got a relatively low-contrast color scheme like this rather than high-contrast black & white, it can be hard to read the legends, especially in low light. Yes, it's not really necessary for touch-typing, but it would help a lot when reaching for the number and symbol keys.

A fully-functional Lisa is worth a lot of money if you had held onto it. One sold for $50,000 back in 2017.

I've got a K3 and really like it. But I wish they had a 96% low-profile model. A numeric keypad is very useful to me and I wouldn't mind a slightly squished inverted-T cursor cluster since I'm used to those on MacBooks.

unbeliever2 said:

RFID blocking in wallets is a scam, stop acting like it's necessary. Skimming is not a realistic threat in the wild, and modern RFID chips now send a one-time code for each transaction.

Agreed. For all the fearmongering over the years by wallet makers, there has never been any significant number of RFID thefts. As security researchers note, it's a lot less risky to just buy personal information on the dark web for only pennies per individual.