H Hoopdy macrumors 6502 Original poster Sep 13, 2007 331 0 Mar 6, 2008 #1 I know on my current laptop the keys have started to get oily...does this happen on the Macbook Pro or Macbook? It changes the texture of the keys and I really hate it.
I know on my current laptop the keys have started to get oily...does this happen on the Macbook Pro or Macbook? It changes the texture of the keys and I really hate it.
bartelby macrumors Core Jun 16, 2004 19,795 34 Mar 6, 2008 #2 If you have oily skin then yes, the MBP and MB (in fact any keyboard) will get oily keys.
W willcodejavafor macrumors regular Dec 4, 2007 228 0 Mar 6, 2008 #3 Only the MBP has the feature of keeping your hands moisturised. This is a new partnership between apple and Nivea.
Only the MBP has the feature of keeping your hands moisturised. This is a new partnership between apple and Nivea.
H Hoopdy macrumors 6502 Original poster Sep 13, 2007 331 0 Mar 6, 2008 #4 willcodejavafor said: Only the MBP has the feature of keeping your hands moisturised. This is a new partnership between apple and Nivea. Click to expand... For real?!? lol Does the Imac or the MBP have different keys that wouldnt change their texture after a few months of use?
willcodejavafor said: Only the MBP has the feature of keeping your hands moisturised. This is a new partnership between apple and Nivea. Click to expand... For real?!? lol Does the Imac or the MBP have different keys that wouldnt change their texture after a few months of use?
N notguiltystyle macrumors member Feb 14, 2008 41 0 Mar 7, 2008 #5 willcodejavafor said: Only the MBP has the feature of keeping your hands moisturised. This is a new partnership between apple and Nivea. Click to expand... Yea I been using this feature(its great). Its called Nipple!
willcodejavafor said: Only the MBP has the feature of keeping your hands moisturised. This is a new partnership between apple and Nivea. Click to expand... Yea I been using this feature(its great). Its called Nipple!