The best thing about this keyboard has to be the thumb clusters. Moving heavily-used keys like Enter, Backspace, and Control from the pinkies to the thumbs is genius, and has already helped quite ...

The Insert key usually appears twice on a standard keyboard—next to the Backspace key and on the number pad. Its proximity to frequently used keys means it's easy to press by accident, which can lead ...

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It wasn’t the most robust keyboard, so it immediately began to bow in the middle. Not only that, but my housemate, who used the second desk for study ... enabling me to naturally rest my hands on the ...

Many keyboards ... keys together. Here is an interesting fact about Alt Gr. It was introduced initially as a means to draw lines and rectangles directly in the GUI. However, today, it is used ...

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Finding the Home and End keys in their new location takes a little getting used to (my regular keyboard has a tenkeyless layout), but it’s otherwise a good way to save space on your desk.

the battlewagon keyboards of the early days of computing. And they were beasts. They used keys that clicked and rattled, and many of them felt like they would last forever. (Indeed, some of them ...