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Is that normal or a manufacturing fault? Doesn’t bother me in the slightest, I only noticed the difference in a brightly lit room.
There have been quite a few threads on this already.
But yes it is normal, all Blue or Black NC10’s have black keyboards with blue F7 and F8 keys.This should really be in the FAQ, unless I missed it…
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There have been quite a few threads on this already.
But yes it is normal, all Blue or Black NC10’s have black keyboards with blue F7 and F8 keys.This should really be in the FAQ, unless I missed it…
[/quote1234444781]I think they must have run out of black keys, they’ve done it on mine as well the swines!
hehe added to FAQ! There is now a whole keyboard section so hopefully easy to find!
And no worries yegon, the search is a bit rubbish sometimes and this should have been in the FAQ.
[quote1234444955=s162000]I think they must have run out of black keys, they’ve done it on mine as well the swines![/quote1234444955]
Maybe someone ordered the wrong colour…Well what are we going to do with thousands of blue F7 and F8 keys…
Best just use them and hope nobody notices. Blue, black, close enough.
If anyone notices, just tell them they’re special buttons.EDIT: Hmm maybe it’s because they don’t do anything in other OS’s like Linux. It’s to remind you to ignore them.
Its standard Samsung I think.
My Samsung R60plus laptop is piano black but F7/8 are both blue.
Just glad they didn’t do this with my White NC10 .. now that would have looked **** !
Kirk
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