Apple releases new Magic Keyboards with one notable change
Today Apple launched its latest Mac mini and Mac Studio models, and alongside the release, minor updates have been made to the company’s various Magic Keyboard accessories.
Apple has unveiled its latest Mac mini and Mac Studio models, accompanied by minor updates to its Magic Keyboard accessories. The powerful upgrades are a result of incorporating new chips such as the next-generation M6 and the high-end M5 Ultra. Interested customers can pre-order the latest models via the provided links. Besides the desktop enhancements, Apple has also made revisions to its Magic Keyboard lineup, introducing new models with a subtle change.
Across all new Magic Keyboard models, common keys like tab, caps lock, return, shift, and delete have been replaced with icons instead of text labels. On extended models featuring a numeric keypad, keys such as Home, Page Up, and Page Down now display new icons in place of the text. Apart from the transition to glyphs, the new Magic Keyboards maintain the same appearance as their predecessors, offering identical functionality and layouts.
Users are invited to share their thoughts on the shift away from text labels on keys in the comments section.
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