Apple has unveiled the latest version of its 16in MacBook Pro laptop computer - and it features a newly designed keyboard.
The keyboards on some older MacBook Pros, which used an internal "butterfly" mechanism, had been described by some as uncomfortable.
Besides the new keyboard, the model also includes a high-resolution Retina Display and up to 64GB of memory.
Dieter Bohn, at The Verge, wrote the new keyboard had "major improvements".
Since 2015, the keyboards on MacBook Pro computers have divided opinion, with some saying the butterfly mechanism made them less easy to type on.
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The new MacBook Pro's keys use a scissor-switch style action. The physical Esc, or escape, button has also been reinstated.
The keyboard reinstates a physical Esc key
It had been replaced by a virtual Touch Bar button on some previous models.
The virtual Touch Bar remains in place at the top of the keyboard, however, as does a fingerprint sensor.
By redesigning the keyboard, Apple is attempting to show customers that it listens to them, said Ranjit Atwal at market analysis firm Gartner.
"What you expect from Apple is incrementally better products and the last time round it wasn't incrementally better," he told the BBC.
"They had to go and [rethink] the keyboard given the feedback."
Mr Atwal said that while Apple's MacBook Pros have some dedicated fans, the number of users who buy them is "not huge".
"The challenge here is how to increase the install base," he added.
Apple is also touting the laptop's improved ability to keep cool, thanks in part to fans with larger blades and vents allowing for a 28% increase in air flow.
For graphical performance, the computer also includes an AMD Radeon Pro 5000M graphics card, which Apple says will mean smoother game play and faster rendering of effects in design programs.
The new MacBook Pro starts at $2,399 (or £2,399 in the UK) and is now available to order from Apple's website.
A worldwide launch in Apple's High Street stores will follow.
 Source: BBC