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I was here expecting 200 wpm
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them things look straight outta transformers, holy
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The best part is where they show what they are actually typing.
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I was expecting actual footage of him typing on screen
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Pretty sure lessening repetitive movements - less risk of developing arthritis (or aggravating already existing) is the selling point, not necessarily the words per minute
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guy created a high-learning curve device to be 10 words above the AVERAGE typing speed per minute (70)
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Wow that's... my typing speed on a normal keyboard. Thats neat and all but for that learning curve I was expecting something miraculous
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This is the 1st time I've seen someone so happy that they typed 4 words in a minute
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A woman mid 60s worked at a law firm. I venture to say she was worth easily 3 times her salary. I am in IT and was in their office a lot over the years. She was legit a stenographer, excellent at shorthand, could take dictation and in fact taught classes on how to do so well...had a specialized keyboard that I had never seen before(and legit I struggled to use). She could bang out and average well over 100WPM, and had high accuracy. She also spoke 3 different languages well and could read and write in 2 well.
She also maintained the office's main calendar which had everyone's stuff on it...and she also made a mad good cup of coffee(french press). On top of everything she was kind of like the office mum. Would attend people's events, weddings, graduation of kids etc. Not many people like her in this world and we desperately need more.
She passed from COVID...sorry. The special keyboard thing triggered a forever memory.
RIP Loretta.
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I appreciate that W, A, S, and D are still relatively the same finger inputs for the games out there 😂
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i'm not that "expert" in keyboards but I'm pretty sure that 700€ it's a bit too much for a 3d printed keyboard, i mean no hate if anyone can explain why the price is that i'm happy to listen
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I always was waiting for such keyboard to be built like 10 years ago. Now its redundant. Now voice to text is gotten so good and so fast you can just type as fast as you can speak.
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81 words a minute wouldn't even pass a stick typing class.
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Wait until this guy discovers stenography
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You look like Anirudh ravichandran- music composer from India - top 1 from Indian film industry for a decade
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I type 104 on a bad day. 😂 I’d need to see above 100 to be impressed
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I cannot tell you how much i would love to play my survival games with this haha
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The minimum speed for a paid typist is 110 per minute. Many can type significantly more.
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It reminds me of Japanese smartphone keyboards. Most of the keys include five different syllables. You click on one and then you either let go or move up/down/right/left before letting go. So for example ka/ki/ku/ke/ko are all under the same key. Very different but you can type on it just as fast if you get used to it.
However, the learning curve of the Japanese keyboard is much smaller as most of the keys hold all of the syllables of the same letter so it mskes much more sense.
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@HipyoTech
2 months ago
Tap the related video to watch me try and learn to type on it 😮
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