What style of Keyboard do you type on?

[Atonement]

Personally, I type on a standard USA keyboard, but I have it set to USA international formatting so I can easily type foreign characters. So, this is mainly targeted to people outside the typical English keyboard.

[Viral Death]

English Standard on my laptop

[Zero Beat]

English Standard on my laptop

OMG same, what a small world XD :P

[Sapphire]

I use the UK standard qwerty keyboard.
I have assigned special characters shortcuts in Word so if I need to write in my second language, I can.

[bizarre]

usa keyboard

[Grey fox]

One with keys with letter of the alphabet on... ;)

[Jean Poutine]

Intl. USA.

Because

1) I have an American format keyboard
2) I hate the French Canadian format
3) éáßðáßßðß

[Patchy]

English Standard QWERTY

[Donkey]

I have the English one. It's the best. Going to shift > 2 for @ is just weird.

[BlackenedSilver]

Haha, ^ Agreed Jon.
I have the Standard English one as well :P

[Whisper]

Canadian multilingual usually

[Aηdy]

qwerty uk ftw

[JackOfClubs]

Standard US keyboard.

[DarkWingedAngel]

Keyboard? Type?
Huh?
I have a touch screen computer. No need for a keyboard.

anywho
if i had a keyboard it would be a standard US one

[Aηdy]

touch screen does my nut in!

[The Joker]

I believe it's a QWERTY one.

[Harley Quinn]

Standard uk i think

[scuba steve]

laptop qwerky, i don't know the diff between US and UK but i bought it in currys so i'd say UK

[muppletart]

Swedish.

[Camazotz]

I own a standard US keyboard.

Just an interesting fact: The set-up of the letters used to be in alphabetical order on typewriters until the 1860's, when they would jam because people would type too fast. The standard QWERTY set-up was meant to slow them down so the letters wouldn't get stuck. Luckily, modern keyboards can't get stuck. I know it would be hard to get used to, but I think if keyboards were in alphabetical order, we would be able to type faster.

[Wonder.]

iPod touch one. I can put spanish caracters. (isn't there supposed to be a h?)

Àáâäæãåąçćčèéêëęėîïìíįłñńôöòóõœøßśšûüùúÿźžż

[Mzor203]

I use qwerty most of the time, though I use Dvorak sometimes because it's so optimized and awesome. Really hard to make the change, but it'll be worth it since it's made for typing, not making sure the keys don't get stuck. ;)

[Wakoabs]

Mines an Acer I think.. I think quite old.

[Θάνατος]

Mine is the one that came with my computer. It is an e machine.

[Antares]

Standard american from laptop

idk how to even get accents and such on it

[geiri94]

i use Icelandic one but the only difference between icelandic keyboard is æöóáþ

[Icarus7]

I own a standard US keyboard.

Just an interesting fact: The set-up of the letters used to be in alphabetical order on typewriters until the 1860's, when they would jam because people would type too fast. The standard QWERTY set-up was meant to slow them down so the letters wouldn't get stuck. Luckily, modern keyboards can't get stuck. I know it would be hard to get used to, but I think if keyboards were in alphabetical order, we would be able to type faster.

:yeah:Thats awesome, thanks for the history lesson. Imuch appreciate

I use Spanish keyboard. YES. I can put the "ñ" or "Ñ" and most of you don´t :P also is easier to put the vocals with accents "´". But the codes for them are easy also so the US/UK keyboards work well too.
The portuguese kb is cool becasue it comes with that fancy C "ç" they have.
I have always asked myself how the korean,chinese and japanes keyboards look like?? :eek:

I can put spanish caracters. (isn't there supposed to be a h?)

Àáâäæãåąçćčèéêëęėîïìíįłñńôöòóõœøßśšûüùúÿźžż

What is that??? the only spanish characters there are the vocals with tilde:
á é í ó ú and the "Eñe" Ñ. / å , ö , ä, ø are Scandinavian I think. ß is german. The other ones no idea where they come from :D

[Tiberius]

Bump from 2009 :locked: