Novel high-efficiency computer keyboard

Abstract

A novel high-efficiency computer keyboard comprises a main keyboard area, character keys, function keys and control keys, wherein the character keys arranged at the ten positions of an upper row on the main keyboard area are a 'K' key, a 'Q' key, an 'X' key, a 'G' key, a 'D' key, a 'J' key, an 'M' key, an 'O' key, an 'R' key and an 'L' key respectively from left to right, the character keys arranged at the ten positions of a middle row on the main keyboard area are an 'I' key, a 'W' key, an 'N' key, an 'S' key, an 'E' key, a 'T' key, an 'A' key, a 'Z' key, a 'U' key and an 'H' key respectively from left to right, and the character keys arranged at the ten positions of a lower row on the main keyboard area are a 'P' key, a 'B' key, an 'F' key, a 'V' key, a 'C' key, a 'Y' key, a ',' key, a '.' key, a ';' key and a ' / ' key respectively from left to right. The novel high-efficiency computer keyboard has the advantages of enabling the loads of the left hand and the right hand to be balanced, enabling the load of the middle row to be large, enabling the sequential alternating frequency of the double hands to be high and enabling the frequency of the same fingers to be low, and the operating speed and comfort level of an existing computer keyboard are obviously improved.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a computer keyboard, in particular to a novel high-efficiency computer keyboard. Background technique [0002] The keyboards currently in use are all QWERTY keyboard layouts, named after the 6 letters to the left of the first row of letters on the keyboard. Originally, the keyboard of the typewriter was arranged in alphabetical order, but if the typing speed was too fast, certain key combinations were prone to jamming problems, so Christopher Sholes invented the QWERTY keyboard layout, placing the most commonly used letters in the opposite direction , "Increase typing speed as much as possible without getting stuck". The first commercial typewriter using this layout was successfully marketed in 1873. That's why there are keyboards arranged the way they are today. But this keyboard arrangement formed 129 years ago for the purpose of slowing down the typing speed has continued to this day. In 1986, Sir Bruce Boliwen said in t...

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Problems solved by technology

"For example: Most typists are right-handed, but with QWERTY, the left hand does 57% of the work

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