Computer Keyboards, Part 2
22 entries in the Computer Keyboards, Part 2 compendium.
Sonder DesignAustralian studio behind a dynamic E Ink keyboard.ThermaltakeTaiwanese manufacturer of PC cases, power supplies, and peripherals.TopreJapanese engineering company known for capacitive key switches.UnicompCurrent license holder and manufacturer of Model M keyboards.Apple keyboardsApple keyboards feature unique modifier keys and low-profile designs.Das KeyboardKeyboards with blank keycaps to improve touch typing.DataHandErgonomic keyboard using magnets and optical sensors, no wrist motion.FrogPadOne-handed chorded keyboard optimized for English text frequency.Gateway AnyKeyA cult-followed programmable keyboard with hardware macro and remap features.Happy Hacking KeyboardA 60-key keyboard returning the control key to its original position.IBM Butterfly keyboardSliding keyboard that expands from compact to full size.Kinesis (keyboard)Ergonomic keyboards with contoured buckets and thumb-modifier clusters.LK201Introduced inverted-T cursor keys and Compose key in 1982.Magic Keyboard for iPadiPad keyboard with trackpad, backlit keys, and scissor-switch mechanism.Microsoft ergonomic keyboardsMicrosoft's line of ergonomic keyboards from 1994 onward.Model F keyboardCapacitive buckling-spring keyboard, predecessor to the Model M.Model M keyboardA durable buckling-spring keyboard influential on later layouts.Smart KeyboardAn iPad keyboard accessory using the Smart Connector for power.VelotypeA syllabic chord keyboard for faster typing.British and American keyboardsTwo major QWERTY layouts with distinct key arrangements and symbol support.Chorded keyboardA one-handed input device using key combinations like musical chords.ColemakA QWERTY-derived layout optimizing English typing efficiency on the home row.
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