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How does it work?
(See
Half QWERTY for
right-handed solution)
You type with
your left hand, just like you would on a normal keyboard.
Except, the
spacebar also works like a shift key. Holding it down gets you the letters of
the missing half of the keyboard.
Hitting
the spacebar alone still types a space.
Is it easy to learn? Yes.
Most touch
typists can learn it after only a minute or two of experimentation. Very
little effort is required, and speed increases rapidly with practice.
If you're a
hunt & peck typist, learning one-handed typing is like learning standard touch
typing. It's no easier and no harder, and will take roughly the same amount of
time.
Why is
it so easy to learn?
The finger used
to type each letter is the same finger that's used in normal touch typing.
That's why you
can learn it so quickly.
You're using
the same finger movements that you already learned in typing class, except
now, you're only using one hand to do them.
How
fast can I type? Fast.
We've measured
speeds as high as 64 words per minute. That's 3 to 6 times the speeds possible
on other handheld computers.
Why such a big
difference? Touch typing.
A
half keyboard, with its full-sized keys, lets you touch type with one hand.
Other handhelds
have miniature keyboards that force you to hunt and peck, which is slow, or to
use a pen, which is even slower.
Specifications:
5.75 x 3.15 x
0.71 inches (146 x 80x 18 mm)
Weighs about 150 grams (5.3 ounces)
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