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Having said that, it would eliminate the need for my wireless keyboard. But we need more detailed info as to its functionality and ergonomics.
I'm not convinced. on the other hand it doesn't really matter to me any way.
Looks better than I first thought. I would still like it on the bottom more but that's just a personal preference really
guess its not for ppl with small hands.
I have the mad catz one that fits on the same way and it's really not a discomfort or an annoyance but this one looks like it's a big improvement on the mad catz version which I bought like a year ago.
The position it sits in isn't hard to type with at all in my experience.