Pros
- Has business-oriented shortcut keys
- Plenty of ports for an ultraportable
Cons
- Tiny mousepad better for mini-mitts
- Tepid performance
Bottom Line
The tiny mousepad on this business model is tolerable only for those with tiny fingers; it'll aggravate everyone else.
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