New Keyboard Has Just 53 Keys 638
Enigma5O writes to tell us The Tech Zone is reporting on a new style of keyboard with just 53 keys. Departing from the normal QWERTY keyboard setup the 'New Standard Keyboard' designed by John Parkinson measures just 12.5 inches wide x 5 inches deep x 1 inch thick and is arranged in alphabetical order. The keyboard has been designed with ergonomics in mind keeping all keys within easy reach of the home position. The only question is, will everyone be willing to relearn how to type?
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Of course, if they can get away with a keyboard design like this, my keyboard design should rule the world! Just images, all your keys arranged in a circular fashion on a lazy suzan. As you type, you spin the keyboard to move the buttons into position for striking. I'll be rich, rich I tell you!
Or maybe this Fisher Price keyboard isn't going anywhere. (Except out the door.)
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I switched the gearlever from the traditional five to a more ergonomical two gears and second gear is the default. Studies have proven that more motorists pull away in second.
We expect this new model to replace traditional models around the same time DVORAK replaces QWERTY.
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New and improved 49 keys! (Score:2, Funny)
h, j, k and l work just perfectly fine.
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Re:My Theory of Keyboard Design (Score:3, Funny)
Apparantly it only takes a week to learn Esperanto. When everyone else speaks it, I'll only be a week behind!
I believe that argument was coined by a lady called Trudi Berger (not sure of the spelling, sorry), who used to be a specialist in language crash courses at York University in the 70s.
She used to help her students get top grades in modern language exams in a week (from scratch). The only problem is that you often forget in less than seven days what was learnt in the previous week! So the solution was to follow one of her crash courses with an extended visit to the appropriate country...
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Re:One word anwser (Score:2, Funny)
And I still haven't figured out what "magltheuansr" is.
"Menstrual Hag"--courtesy of the Internet Anagram Server [wordsmith.org].
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Re:Handy (Score:2, Funny)
I keep hearing about those keys... and I do not really understand the meaning of this key sequence...
Let's just see how fast those M$ FanBoyz will mod me troll...
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You don't need Ctrl+Alt+Del if you don't run Windows...
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Must be the inventors...
They came to Earth to give us new keyboard layouts, and shop for pants.
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Have you seen how most people use English? It appears they all think they're hardcore language hobbyists...
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How much is a round-trip ticket to Esperantia?
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