06-20-2023, 02:24 AM
Hi all.
Chevron layout of the 33s design and the 50G's keyboard aside, it strikes me as quite cluttered with both f & g functions right above the keys. I find the keyboard designs from Classics onwards with g functions on the slanted face of the keys much more organized and elegant. I'm sure both the 33s & 50G could have been designed with the Classic, Woodstock, etc. key styles.
So, my question is what was HP thinking when these cluttered keyboards were thought up?
Chevron layout of the 33s design and the 50G's keyboard aside, it strikes me as quite cluttered with both f & g functions right above the keys. I find the keyboard designs from Classics onwards with g functions on the slanted face of the keys much more organized and elegant. I'm sure both the 33s & 50G could have been designed with the Classic, Woodstock, etc. key styles.
So, my question is what was HP thinking when these cluttered keyboards were thought up?