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![]() Group: Members Posts: 1,572 Joined: 7-April 05 From: Sydney, Australia Member No.: 6,806 ![]() |
i am intrested in what you would like to see in the keyboard
some things i would like: lots of shortcut keys: i do alot of VT switching and have them bound for that Backlit: with one or two colors Laptop like keys: keys simmilar to a laptop rather than the hard button cxx00 or membrane dvorak layout as well as qwerty: perhaps printed on the same keyboard layout to reduce variations one idea that i have had )not sure how much you will like it) is to use a corded aproch where a letter is made up of 1 or more button pushes (common keys are one button, less common are two or more buttons pushed at the same time) the advantage is that you could have full sized keys and it should help with some anoying key combos (try doing a ctrl+c without sticky keys on a cxx00), the problems however are that you would need to learn a new keyboard, maximum typing speed is slowed down slightly i will of course not be shiping it unless its specified but i belive that one or two people may be intrested, mainly those who are into wearable computers, with a screen rotation it would allow you to have your computer and your keyer in one any other proposals, normal or otherwise, for the keyboard |
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Group: Members Posts: 572 Joined: 8-June 05 Member No.: 7,295 ![]() |
12 years of Qwerty training. You MIGHT get me on Dvorak, but Chording? Nah. I'll wait till 2014 and I don't need a keyboard.
Good keyboard? Universal. And on the note of the "Long Alphabets" the Uni has a "Symbol" key that can be pressed after typing a character to access all it's variants. It's good when I want to send text messages in french. . . . |
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