[05:36] rww: http://shop.lenovo.com/us/en/laptops/thinkpad/x-series/x1-carbon/#features [05:36] Title: [ThinkPad X1 Carbon Business Ultrabook | Lenovo (US)] [05:36] behold the touch function buttons, and despair [05:37] i probably misspoke earlier, chances are there will still be thinkpads in the T series (or at least W series) with sane(r) keyboards for a while [05:37] oh, I thought you meant on the actual LCD screen [05:37] but yeah, that's pretty awful [05:37] oh, that would be funny [05:37] but they tend to trial stuff with that x1 line [05:38] I was working on a Lenovo today with no Pause/Break key. Makes getting to the System window on Windows rather more annoying. [05:38] like there's that t4x0s and another t4xx [05:38] ah wow [05:38] at least on this hp thati have, chiclet, but you can fn your way to all the normal keys [05:38] i use an ext kb whenever i can though [05:39] it's odd, because the Lenovo I have at home has a perfectly sane keyboard (except chicklet, but I don't care about that) [05:39] but yeah, glad we're going with HP for new stuff at work [05:40] that is odd [05:40] idk, maybe they have different designers for different models, and some of them are very very stoned [05:42] hm, well, just all the cool kids go either macbook pro or x1 carbon these days. i dislike both. but a retina macbook air might be ok, i really need to build a desktop workstation first though actually [05:42] haha [05:42] post ibm ties things got /weird/ in the lenovo labs [19:54] * ianorlin felt earthquake last night