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The keyboard comes with the delete key (which is missing in all Mac laptops), as well as the page-up and page-down keys.  If you have been using Windows system all the time, you probably don't feel how handy they are.  On Mac laptops, you have to use a combination of two keys to perform the operations.

The touch pad is okay.  What I feel is, it's not as smooth as the one on my MBA, especially when I scroll the page with two fingers.  Apple is doing better on the touch pad.  It's a subtle thing, but really affects the overall feeling when you use the computer.

Regarding the hardware interface, Swift 3 is doing very well.  It has a USB Type-C port that allows charging.  That means I don't have to carry a bulky power adaptor when I travel.  I can share the same USB Type-C charger with my mobile phone.  This is very meaningful.  Although Swift 3 also comes with a dedicated charging port and a power adaptor, I don't need to use it.  I've been charging through the Type-C port.  On this part, Swift 3 is way better than many other Windows laptops in this price range, which don't support Type-C.

There is also an HDMI port.  This allows me to connect to a big TV screen with a regular HDMI cable.  Mac laptops always require different extra connectors.  The laptops themselves may look neat, however it's not convenient when it comes to real use.

Besides the pre-installed Windows 10, I was able to install an Ubuntu Linux system.  This is a lovely capability of Linux as well as modern computers.  I don't need to buy an extra computer just for Linux.

There is a fingerprint reader.  It works well in Windows 10.  Unfortunately Ubuntu doesn't support it.