The screen is too small, not usable for work, you can buy a 15-inch Linux laptop for the same price. And it might even have replaceable RAM and SSD. Also, 8 Gb is too little, it will become a useless toy several years later. Also, there are just 2 USB ports and no USB-A.

Also I wonder how long the keyboard lasts and how does one replace it.

What do you use the USB-A for? I mean, I get it, I still have flash drives with the A-style connector. Is there some other critical item that you use on the regular (and is awkward with the little adapters)?

Also I wonder how long the keyboard lasts and how does one replace it.

Can't say how long the keyboard will last since it's only been out for a few months, but I expect a long time as these are their new (now old) magic keyboards.

As for replacement, the keyboard is comes out as a module, so it just takes about 10-15 minutes of disassembling and putting a new keyboard in. Macbook Neo is one of Apple's best repairable laptops.

> Also I wonder how long the keyboard lasts and how does one replace it

Or you could just google it to see how extrapolating here was not a good move.

Personally I prefer having a smaller screen on my laptop, because I can plug it into a monitor when I need a large screen but it makes it more portable.

Still miss the 11" MacBook Air, what a great form factor.

> no USB-A

Also no RS-232 and Parallel. How do people expect to do real work if they can't connect their dot matrix printers directly?

Wait, it doesn't even have a faxmodem either! What if I need to do real work like sending and receiving faxes?

If its not happening on 3-part carbonless continuous paper its not work. This laptop is definitely not usable for real work.

I guess all these buyers must be idiots.