§ Traditional keyboards: full-sized, rigid, rectangular keyboards that include function, navigational, and numeric keys.
§ Flexible keyboards: fold or roll up for easy packing and storage for mobile users.
§ Ergonomic keyboards: similar to traditional, but designed to specifically alleviate wrist strain associated with repetitive movements of typing.
§ Wireless keyboards: more expensive than traditional keyboards, but give the flexibility of un-tethering the cord.
§ PDA keyboards: miniature keyboards for PDAs for sending email, etc
some common keyboard features
- Numeric keypads: easier entry of numbers and arithmetic symbols
- Toggle keys: on off keys for such things as <Caps Lock> and <Scroll Lock>
- Combination keys: perform an action when combined with other keys, e.g. <Ctrl> key or <Alt> key
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