Thu Mar 02, 2006 10:19 pm
Twinkle wrote:rachel wrote:i dont think i'd get on well with it:The right hand should do more of the typing, because most people are right-handed.
*shoots makers* I don't like the keyboard for that reason alone!
http://members.networld.com/dvorak/righ ... ayouts.htm
There's a left-handed version.
Thu Mar 02, 2006 10:24 pm
THis is such bizarre timing, my boyfriend was just telling me about this last weekend and then a couple days ago me and Paul got into a discussion about it...
Sat Mar 04, 2006 7:03 am
I dunno, it's kinda weird >_> probably because I'm so used to this keyboard, but it would take me a while to learn that one o.O; but if you can type quickly on a harder-to-type-on keyboard, lol, then why not? Stimulates brain more? Dunno, haha, maybe it does o.O;
That keyboard would make me feel lazy >_> haha.
That keyboard would make me feel lazy >_> haha.
Sat Mar 04, 2006 9:26 am
Well I'm gonna buck the trend of recalcitrance and say that I would learn a new layout - but I'd have to be pretty convinced that it would actually be faster.
But would I'd really like is this:
http://reviews.designtechnica.com/firstlook61.html
Just think: mouse in left hand, keyboard in right - no need for switching back and forth constantly.
Too bad it's so expensive - and not available in Australia.
Even better would be faultless voice recognition.
Or how about just a cord that I can plug directly into my brain so that I can upload my thoughts
I wonder if that could be done wirelessly
But would I'd really like is this:
http://reviews.designtechnica.com/firstlook61.html
Just think: mouse in left hand, keyboard in right - no need for switching back and forth constantly.
Too bad it's so expensive - and not available in Australia.
Even better would be faultless voice recognition.
Or how about just a cord that I can plug directly into my brain so that I can upload my thoughts
I wonder if that could be done wirelessly