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Computer Keyboard History

The invention of the computer keyboard (QWERTY keyboard) starts with the typewriter. The inventor of the typewriter is Christopher Sholes who also designed the arrangement of characters of keyboard which is called QWERTY keyboard. The name of QWERTY derives from the first six characters on the top alphabetic line of the keyboard.

11 Responses to “Computer Keyboard History”

  1. Fight to Remove Caps Key from Standard Computer Keyboard Says:

    [...] As the Internet’s most comprehensive website that covers news and reviews about keyboards, Compkeyboard.com website insists that that although we seldom use the Caps Key in our regular typing activity, we should not remove the Caps Key unless we can find a more suitable key to replace this key which is in very good position on QWERTY keyboard design. [...]

  2. Computer Keyboard Revolution Says:

    [...] When we talk about keyboard layout, we will think about QWERTY keyboard layout which was invented by Christopher Sholes 1868. Why, because we are trained to use QWERTY keyboards without any questionings. About 15 years ago, I still remembered that I had to paid for attending typing classes to learn how to use QWERTY keyboard without asking why each key has be to arranged in this specific layout. [...]

  3. Kiran Says:

    I am very questioned about why the keyboard layout is arranged like that,
    is that the inventor’s random arrangement or is he fallowed any algorithm or the analysis to arrange the keys,
    If you know the answer please post the ,message.

  4. Elizabeth Gomez Says:

    The computer keyboard comes from the typewriter. There are two different types of layouts for it. One is the QWERTY and the other is Dvorak.

  5. Steven Says:

    you people are stupid

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  7. eMMe Says:

    There are actually more than just the QWERTY keyboard and the Dvorak keyboard, but none of them were considered a big enough improvement on the QWERTY to make the changeover. Besides, once everyone had learnt to type well on the QWERTY, it would make a full-scale changeover very difficult.

  8. michael Says:

    this is kinda gay

  9. xman Says:

    why did he make it like that

  10. Caven Lee Says:

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