Laptop keyboards wearing out

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cryoburner
The keys are backlit, so the letters themselves are semi-translucent windows. As such, I suspect the lettering would be rather resistant to wear. As for durability of the actual keys, I don't think there's anyone who could tell you for sure. A lot of it could depend on how hard you press them, whether the keyboard is exposed to high humidity or other conditions, and any number of other factors.
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cryoburner

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The keys are backlit, so the letters themselves are semi-translucent windows. As such, I suspect the lettering would be rather resistant to wear. As for durability of the actual keys, I don't think there's anyone who could tell you for sure. A lot of it could depend on how hard you press them, whether the keyboard is exposed to high humidity or other conditions, and any number of other factors.
 
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13thmonkey

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A keyboard can cost 10 bucks, better than a laptop keyboard.
 
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