expiredDr.W posted Feb 20, 2023 01:00 PM
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expiredDr.W posted Feb 20, 2023 01:00 PM
Apple MacBook Pro 14 (German Keyboard): 14.2" 3024x1964 Liquid Retina, M1 Pro chip 8C CPU and 14C GPU, 16GB RAM, 512GB SSD $899.99
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This MacBook model is compatible with an external keyboard. After connecting the external keyboard, end users would then go into "System Preferences" "Keyboard" "Input source" then add "US English" and remove "ABD-QWERT". Then both keyboards will operate in US English mode"
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Found it, kind of risky
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So you trust more to Paypal than your own cc company? Interesting.
1 - Y and Z keys simply reversed in physical location - Press Y and get a Y, etc. just not where we are used to them being.
or
2 - Y and Z are where we (US) expect them to be but are now labeled backwards. Press Y get a Z.
1 - Y and Z keys simply reversed in physical location - Press Y and get a Y, etc. just not where we are used to them being.
or
2 - Y and Z are where we (US) expect them to be but are now labeled backwards. Press Y get a Z.
1 - Y and Z keys simply reversed in physical location - Press Y and get a Y, etc. just not where we are used to them being.
or
2 - Y and Z are where we (US) expect them to be but are now labeled backwards. Press Y get a Z.
good price, wonder how long will last while I internally debate things
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So you trust more to Paypal than your own cc company? Interesting.
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