sniikeri wrote:I heard that the letters of the keyboard have been arranged so that the letters next to each other are the most unusual in a row in English language.
Like letters "Q" and "W" aren't very common after each other ("qw" or "wq").
Anyways, thanks to the qwerty keyboard you can type with your ten fingers 'even-handed'.
ptaku wrote:So how would you explain that the "g" and "h" letters are next to each other? It's easy to find other duos.
Different hands, different fingers.
Please notice that I'm not the one who invented the system and it's just a theory I've heard about the origin of the qwerty keabord.
that first post made no sense what so ever. i dont think it makes any sense, how is an out really an in? what is he talking about, you have to go out b4 you go in???! WTF