OK, that's right. But think for a moment the quantity and quality of the restrictions that needing a keyboard imposes: -It is a big thing that requires a lot o

OK, that's right. But think for a moment the quantity and quality of the restrictions that needing a keyboard imposes: -It is a big thing that requires a lot of space. -It is slow to learn. -It makes sound. -Gets dirty. -You can't write with emotions, or tone, nuances are lost. On a laptop, makes it really difficult to rotate the screen(I'm writing on a rotated laptop right now, if you try it you will be slow at first, but I'm faster this way). I'm experimenting with my own sound recognition programs and note taking, I thing that is the future. IMHO we will talk with computers, and the children of your children will see keyboards as awkward as they are.