Electronic equipment and method for improving keyboard input rate

Abstract

The invention discloses electronic equipment. The electronic equipment comprises a keyboard, a sensor, a displayer and a processor, wherein the keyboard is configured to receive input of a user, the keyboard is provided with a first key region and a second key region; the first key region and the second key region are different and are respectively provided with at least one key; the sensor is configured in the first key region to sense keys, which are to be selected by fingers of the user, in the first key region; the processor is configured to form at least one object message according to the input of the user received in the second key region of the keypad, to display the at least one object message on the displayer and to generate a prompt message corresponding to the key according to the keys, which are selected by the fingers of the user and are sensed by the sensor, in the first key region, wherein the at least one object message corresponds to one or more keys in the first key region of the keypad.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to an electronic device, in particular to an electronic device and a method for increasing the keyboard input rate. Background technique [0002] For keyboard input, the input speed usually depends on the user's proficiency in keyboard key operations. However, many users, especially beginners of keyboard operation, are not familiar with the distribution positions of the keys. In addition, some keys on the keyboard, such as number keys and specific function keys (such as PgUp, Delete, etc.), are located farther away from the letter keys. Far away, when the user tries to click these buttons, the finger often needs to move a long distance, resulting in inaccurate positioning of the finger or incorrect click operation. These problems lead to users often need to look down at the keyboard to determine the position of the key when using the keyboard input, and then move the finger to click, thereby reducing the rate of keyboard input. ...

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However, many users, especially beginners of keyboard operation, are not familiar with the distribution position of the keys. In addition, some keys on the keyboard, such as number keys and specific function keys (such as PgUp, Delete, etc.), are located far away from the letter keys. When the user tries to click these buttons, the finger often needs to move a long distance, resulting in inaccurate positioning of the finger or incorrect click operation

These problems lead to users often need to look down at the keyboard to determine the position of the key when using the keyboard, and then move the finger to click, thereby reducing the rate of keyboard input

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