For those of you who have issues with typing on your standard, more traditional keyboards, seems manufacturers are finally starting to listen. There’s a large number of new keyboard designs being tossed about, and some of them seem quite… well, unusual. Of course, I have absolutely no clue how they’d effect someone with serious enough hand issues that typing in general becomes problematic, but you can’t solve everything with a new invention. I like their idea for a potential one-handed keyboard, though.
Now this is an interesting perspective on technology.
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2 responses to “Now this is an interesting perspective on technology.”
Dvorak’s a cool keyboard layout. Tried to teach myself said layout a few years ago, but got bored of it, since it interfeered with JAWS commands. Heh.
Yeah, it’s not a very disability-friendly layout. Nor, I don’t think, does it do a whole hell of a lot for making typing easier. Which… is supposed to be what it’s designed for.