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The Dvorak Keyboard
#41
(04-05-2010, 07:10 PM)Elektrisk Wrote: I got the idea to post it on HF from this thread.

And no, that's the whole point. It's faster, and less hard on your wrists.

Quote:This reduction in distance traveled was originally purported to permit faster rates of typing, but in later years is also purported to reduce repetitive-strain injuries, including carpal tunnel syndrome.

That's a direct quote from your post >_<

I don't think I would use it to such an extent to have that happen to me though.
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#42
(03-28-2010, 12:10 AM)Omniscient Wrote: http://www.theworldofstuff.com/dvorak/

Anyone here know about this keyboard? I'm very curious to give it a try.

The keyboards themselves appear hard to come by but it looks like you can get stickers cheap.
http://www.amazon.com/programmer-transpa...141&sr=8-1

You can also set your PC to simply designate the proper keys too without difficulty.

Pretty interesting imho.
Pretty sweet, i wish i had moola's
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#43
This reminds me of Elektrisk, who actually tried this keyboard.
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#44
(04-05-2010, 07:16 PM)Pokémon Wrote:
Quote:This reduction in distance traveled was originally purported to permit faster rates of typing, but in later years is also purported to reduce repetitive-strain injuries, including carpal tunnel syndrome.

That's a direct quote from your post >_<

I don't think I would use it to such an extent to have that happen to me though.

you should reread the quote...
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#45
I type rather fast as it is now. I'd be pretty impressed if someone could type faster with one of those things.
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#46
(04-05-2010, 07:16 PM)Pokémon Wrote:
Quote:This reduction in distance traveled was originally purported to permit faster rates of typing, but in later years is also purported to reduce repetitive-strain injuries, including carpal tunnel syndrome.

That's a direct quote from your post >_<.

Right.. it says it REDUCES the injuries.

(04-05-2010, 07:29 PM)Paradoxum Wrote: This reminds me of Elektrisk, who actually tried this keyboard.

This topic is where I got the idea to try it ^^
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#47
Indeed. How are you getting along?
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#48
(04-05-2010, 07:42 PM)S1cKL3R Wrote: I type rather fast as it is now. I'd be pretty impressed if someone could type faster with one of those things.

I can type anywhere between 75-135 WPM. I think sticking to the default QWERTY would be fine for me, or anyone with a good type speed.
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#49
wow what a fail on my part. I'm sorry. My mistake makes me want to try the keyboard more now.
also Nyx I think it be hard to mess up the stickers because they fit over the whole face of the key
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#50
(04-05-2010, 08:08 PM)Paradoxum Wrote: Indeed. How are you getting along?

Well, right now, I'm using QWERTY. I've been practicing the Dvorak little by little each day. I know where half of the letters are, but I'm not so good with the top row/bottom row. The bottom row holds the least often used characters. It's also weird that the comma, apostrophe, and period are where 'q', 'w', and 'e' are on the QWERTY.
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