trackpad

That and the trackpad is near impossible to use.

One example that's been big in my life is the transition from a mouse to a trackpad.

In my case, they also caused excruciating repetitive stress related-tendinitis which, thankfully, a laptop trackpad doesn't.

The x220 was really good, except for a horrible trackpad and a slightly noisy fan.

My MBP tends to lose connection with my external trackpad after coming back from sleep.

A coworker just got a Thinkpad W541 and it improves on the trackpad by readding the missing thumb buttons under the spacebar.

Some people don't like the trackpoint, but I love it so much that I've disabled the trackpad completely.

Get a cheap wireless/bluetooth mouse that takes AA batteries and turn off the trackpad.

Some downside with the Ubuntu version: * the trackpad not deactivated when typing, that's a real pain, have you found a solution?

With Android, it's more like you are scrolling on a trackpad off screen.

Smooth inertial scrolling on trackpad has been the reason why I still use Safari on OS X.

Is it because people who those developers work for have shitty mouse/trackpad?

They see a convertable and say "The trackpad sux" and the response is to make the trackpad bigger.) Clayton Christiansen's gospel has been thoroughly internalized by tech giants that don't want to be the next Kodak, but today it means companies like Intel are happy to stiff their current customers to get customers they don't have yet.

Sometimes I can get it to work by locking the screen (using bluetooth trackpad) and "switching users" and when on that screen my hardware will start working again.

When people look at a tablet they say "I need a keyboard and I need a mouse", they don't say "I need a trackpad".