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I think the keys can be grouped in way that you rarely will need to press the same key twice in a row. The typing speed could be increased and would be less wor
by rhapsodyv 14y ago
I think the keys can be grouped in way that you rarely will need to press the same key twice in a row. The typing speed could be increased and would be less words options for each typed sequence. It's just a though...
- ewolf 14y agoSure, but that will require users to get used to a different layout. Dvorak (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dvorak_Simplified_Keyboard http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dvorak_Simplified_Keyboard) does this. It isn't very popular though, as it's few people want to spend time relearning how to touch type.
- goldfeld 14y agoComparing touch typing to touch keyboards is quite a stretch, pardon the pun.
- ewolf 14y agoHow is that? Somebody who doesn't know how to touch type is usually having a pretty hard time locating the keys on a QWERTY keyboard. Tactile typing (I just made that name up) doesn't require exact knowledge of the key placement as you need it when touch typing, but you still need some kind of muscle memory if you want to achieve a reasonable speed.