[csonni]

For those of you who own the iBook, would you agree that there is a "squishy" feel with the keyboard that is spoken of by others? I am seriously considering a purchase, but this I would like to know.

 

[PosterBoy]

Um, no, it feels exactly the same as the TiBook keyboard, and I find both of them more comfortable than a lot of PC Laptop keyboards.
I often neglect the Pro Keyboard on my desk in favour of the keyboard built in.

--PB

 

[Sever]

You want squishy? Try one of those 'squishy roll' roll up Keyboards, it feels like typing on bubble packaging.

 

[MacDoc]

That's just the nature of the type of thin film switches Apple uses. It's actually a good feel.



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[mycatsnameis]

Sometimes if memory (in the upper slot) is installed improperly (in the Ti at least, not sure if this also applies to the iBook) you can get a bit of a central bulge in the keyboard, which makes for some "sqishy" areas towards the corners.

The best thing to do to find out if you like the keyboard is to go and test drive it at a retailer before buying.