The article states (near the bottom): > Raspberry Pi 400 computer with choice of six keyboard countries (more to follow) You could probably expect the same la

The article states (near the bottom): > Raspberry Pi 400 computer with choice of six keyboard countries (more to follow) You could probably expect the same layouts that they already do for their normal keyboard. They do Japanese but that appears to be about it outside of Europe and North America. However, from https://www.msn.com/en-in/money/technology/raspberry-pi-400-keyboard-with-built-in-computer-launched-will-come-to-india-later-this-year/ar-BB1aDx31?amp%253Bpfr=1 https://www.msn.com/en-in/money/technology/raspberry-pi-400-... > At launch, there are six different region-based keyboard layouts - UK, US, German, French, Italian, and Spanish. The company told The Verge that there are additional variants for the Norwegian, Swedish, Danish, Portuguese, and Japanese markets on the way. The Raspberry Pi is available in the US, UK, and France initially, with availability in Italy, Germany, and Spain starting next week. The company also plans to bring the Raspberry Pi in markets like India, Australia, and New Zealand by the end of this year. So maybe there will be some Indian layouts? Note: I have no idea if that is a thing.