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Like the idea. Reconsider the keyboard. If we presume the target users are other than first-world, the likelihood of only have one hand or missing fingers incre
by WaitWaitWha 5y ago
Like the idea.
Reconsider the keyboard.
If we presume the target users are other than first-world, the likelihood of only have one hand or missing fingers increases significantly.
The keyboard becomes very cumbersome.
(source: found out the hard way when brought toys that require two hands or all fingers to play with, in worn-torn countries.)
- arduinomancer 5y agoDo you mean the keyboard being split across the screen would be hard to use for those people?
- WaitWaitWha 5y agoyes. will have a hard time kbding on split keyboard while looking at the screen,which is directly under their hand movements.
- coatmatter 5y agoBoth of my hands are quite dexterous, but I still often find myself typing with one finger if it's on a smartphone (I'm still not used to typing with my thumbs), or one hand if I'm on a normal full sized keyboard (such as when I'm eating or snacking). I've owned a split keyboard before (MS Natural Elite) and it was fine, but I'm unlikely to ever buy a split keyboard again.
- mackrevinack 5y agothe keyboard could do with having a flat base as well. it looks like it would rock all over the place when you type, even when using it with two hands