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    S7110 & E8210 Keyboard

    Discussion in 'Fujitsu' started by Lela, Jul 27, 2007.

  1. Lela

    Lela Notebook Enthusiast

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    Fujitsu has told me that it's not a defect, but rather characteristic of the
    s7110 and e8210 keyboards that the SHIFT keys won't work if you press on its outer edges.

    It seems the e8210 has a problem only on the inner edges -- thus, the right edge of the left SHIFT key, and the left edge of the left SHIFT key. Thus, you won't get a CAP or other stuff, unless you make sure you press beyond the edge.

    Do other owners of the s7110 and e8210 have this keyboard problem?

    I have small hands and I often press the inner edges -- but, since I'm sure this isn't the case with a friend's Fujitsu notebook which he loves, and my Sony and Apple SHIFT keys are fine... I'm wondering. :confused:
     
    Lela, Jul 27, 2007
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