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I'm sorry but how does having no key labels, improve speed and accuracy? I haven't looked at my keyboard in probably twenty years, and most of the keys are worn
by overcast 11y ago
I'm sorry but how does having no key labels, improve speed and accuracy? I haven't looked at my keyboard in probably twenty years, and most of the keys are worn off on the current one now. Will erasing the existing ones somehow speed me up?
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- DanBC 11y agoremoving the labels helps people who are learning to touch type. Or they could just put a tea-towel over their hands.
- overcast 11y agoIn 2005, in a personal quest to improve his own typing speed and accuracy, Metadot Corporation founder and self-proclaimed “Uber Geek” Daniel Guermeur asked to have a totally blank keyboard created. To his surprise, his typing speed doubled after just a few weeks of use. An existing proficient typer claims he was able to double his speed without keys being labeled.
- babygoat 11y agoNo, it only works for people who have looked at their keyboard in the last twenty years.
- rhinoceraptor 11y agoIt forces you to actually touch type, you can't cheat when you have no labels.
- mdasher 11y agoIt ellimentant the subconscious impulse to look at the keys. Many typist think they are touch typist until they are actually face to face with a unlabeled keyboard.