Apple filed a patent for a MacBook keyboard without keys
 

Apple filed a patent for a MacBook keyboard without keys
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The touch-sensitive trackpad on Apple's MacBook computers is already pretty large, but can you imagine a MacBook which replaces the entire keyboard with one giant touchpad?

Judging from a patent filed in September 2015 and made public Thursday, Apple can. In the patent, the company proposes a "force-sensitive input structure for an electronic device," a customizable, clean, flat surface that reacts to where you press.*

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Apple refers to this type of input structure as "zero-travel," meaning there would be ** keys or surfaces that move (at least **t **ticeably) when you press them. The surface would, however, sense the force of your fingers and return haptic feedback as you type.* Read more...


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