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If you need a one handed layout, just use one of the Dvoraks, they come in Left and Right handed versions (as well as the totally awesome standard Dvorak). Then there's no need to drag around a keyboard with you, since all windows computers can be easily switched.
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One handed keyboards would be useful at work (provided you're not ALWAYS on the computer), however as a long term kinda thing.. well, that's hardly useful.

 

-Lynx

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One handed keyboards would be useful at work (provided you're not ALWAYS on the computer), however as a long term kinda thing.. well, that's hardly useful.

 

-Lynx

ya, this keyboard is mainly for fast data entry.

 

they claim that its easier to learn than a qwerty keyboard

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One handed keyboards would be useful at work (provided you're not ALWAYS on the computer), however as a long term kinda thing.. well, that's hardly useful.

 

-Lynx

ya, this keyboard is mainly for fast data entry.

 

they claim that its easier to learn than a qwerty keyboard

yeah, but it probably is easier for people who have not learned qwerty yet... I'd be confused for a long time if I was to use that. Especially since I often use other computers like at school or whatever.

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Actually, QWERTY is a load of !@#$%^&*

 

QWERTY was just designed to avoid typewriter jams

 

I'll be honest with you, I think QWERTY's actually worked out better than ABCDetc. The fact that it's gimmicky means that if you type a lot (as 90% of the people under 30 do these days), then you actually get to know it better than if you just knew it from the start, because you develop reflexes or whatever. I think. o_O

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Actually, QWERTY is a load of !@#$%^&*
Quoted for truth.

 

I still have yet to get a DVORAK version of my keyboard. >.<

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lol... i was at subway the other day, saw a guy with only one arm, no legs

 

Nice thing to LOL at there..

 

Anyway, it's all about what you're used to. It takes quite a while to get good at touch typing, but if you only want to get really fast at typing, qwerty probably isn't for you - however, for usability (depending on where you live) qwerty is the one...

 

ps. azerty is a !@#$%^&*er, and I hate it.

 

-Lynx

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Took me a couple of weeks to learn Dvorak. Weeks well spent. It's not that hard to switch back to QWERTY when you're typing at someone else's computer, and even though I'm slower than I used to be, it's not like I'm writing essays on someone else's box.
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