Switching from Typewriter to a laptop

I think it was because Calvin was trying to get Ruby out of his life, and one of the ways to do that was the get rid of the thing that helped him bring Ruby to life.

-Don't fall in love with somebody who dosn't love you back-

The answer is easy.
Apple paid a lot of money :D

It because he was letting go of the past just as she was released from her past.

Same reason there's a iPad sitting on the table by the girl, when the guy is reading the newspaper. Did you see what this film made? Someone has to pay the bills, and no-one has more spare cash than Apple.

And Apple would have loved the implied message (and paid more). Now I'm a mature male with a much more respectful attitude toward female-kind, I use Apple laptops.

He switched from a typewriter to a laptop because no REAL author has used a typewriter since the 1970's.

Why would you create a book with a device where to change one spelling error, you would need to re-type the entire page? Or to add one paragraph, you would have to re-type the whole book after that paragraph, for the sake of the pagination?

I couldn't take this seriously. Typewriters look and sound very cinematic, but they are of no practical use when creating a manuscript.

Perhaps there are a few throwback authors out there who can't part with their old Smith-Coronas, but that means some poor assistant will have to re-type the whole thing into a word processor anyway, so what's the point?

"Adaptation", "Love Actually" - plenty of movies depict this, but I consider it completely unrealistic and stupid. I'll allow them in movies that take place in the past, like "Saving Mr. Banks" or "Barton Fink", but there's no place for them in a film set in the modern day.