That's what the online chat person told me
I was asking him about the rumor of the old keyboard layout as an option in August...

Geez. What is Lenovo doing to the Thinkpad brand...renaming it Stinkpads???ausmike wrote:nAFAIK.... that postion remains UNFILLED ; since early last year ..... and few internal pple have been running with things to keep the 'thinkpad brand' with updates etc ,,,
with all due respect, you might want to read the job description before claiming there's no WWPM for ThinkPad. the position you linked is neither for a WWPM nor for classic ThinkPad models. it's just a business marketing position with Edge.ausmike wrote:AFAIK.... that postion remains UNFILLED ; since early last year ..... and few internal pple have been running with things to keep the 'thinkpad brand' with updates etc ,,,
lenovocareers.com wrote:In our quest we are seeking a Product Marketing Segment Manager for the ThinkPad Edge Product Group Business Unit focusing on our worldwide Ultraportable and Premium market segments. The position is based at our International Headquarters in Morrisville, NC.



DELIVERY FAILURE: User management (management@lenovo.com) not listed in Domino Directory

I just did that. And for those reasons:monkeybagel wrote:I think I will place an order for a W520. Not being a fan of the new keyboard, it will probably be my last for a while.
If I wanted the chicklet keyboard I would save money and buy a ThinkPad Edge.

No, I don't want different. If I wanted different, I'd buy a different brand a long time ago. I wanted this particular thing to stay the same, and this was why I was continuing to buy Lenovo. Now - there is no reason whatsoever for me to buy more Lenovo, and in fact I won't.Greg Gebhardt wrote:AND yes, after 20 years they have changed some of the keys around now so you will have a GIANT learning curve. You want different, go to another brand and use their keyboard!

Just curious, are you a touch typist? Most non-touch typists would be clueless about how moving just one key could completely mess up the typing experience.Greg Gebhardt wrote:AND yes, after 20 years they have changed some of the keys around now so you will have a GIANT learning curve. You want different, go to another brand and use their keyboard!
I am not but I used to be able to type program code and whatever else without looking at the keys.pianowizard wrote: Just curious, are you a touch typist? Most non-touch typists would be clueless about how moving just one key could completely mess up the typing experience.

And another 6 months later I still haven't gotten used to the new layout even if I use it every day. I make silly errors several times every day.stkris wrote: Now after several months with the new layout I still make many errors per hour!
Yes, a rumor. Not more.I guess the rumours about the old style keyboard coming as an addon to the w530 was just that - a rumour?
They will bring the F-key grouping back on this years ThinkPads.Why did they remove the grouping of the F-keys? I used to be able to press F4, F8, F10, F11 without looking. Nowadays I have to look. And that is irritating when I'm debugging all the time.
Thank you. But too little too late for us. We are currently testing laptops from various companies for our next orders, but no Lenovos this time.Ibthink wrote:They will bring the F-key grouping back on this years ThinkPads.
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