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 Single-handed keyboards
Author:Andrew Denny
Date:Saturday, 23rd Oct 2004 23:00
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There used to be a single-handed keyboard available for the BBC Micro (remember the BBC Micro, Granddad?) This keyboard had only five keys, and the trick was it used 'chord' presses (or rather, chord releases, as it registered the moment when 1-5 keys were *released*, rather than the moment they were pressed).

Anyway, I've forgotten what it's called, and a lengthy web search has failed to uncover it. I hunted for various 'single-handed keyboard' type searches, and they only uncovered Maltron, who don't do that five-button keyboard. Does anyone else remember what it was called, or whether it's still available?

Thanks
Andrew Denny

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  Single-handed keyboards
There used to be a single-handed keyboard available for the BBC Micro (remember the BBC Micro, Granddad?) This keyboard ...
Andrew Denny 23/10/04 23:00 30389
   Re: Single-handed keyboards
I have a single handed personal organiser called an "Angenda" which is now obselete. It has a five key "handprint" layout ...
Jamie 26/10/04 22:40 30425
   Re: Single-handed keyboards
Try the following resources... http://www.aboutonehandtyping.com http://www.frogpad.com/ http://half-qwerty.com/ Google keywords to search for are 'one handed typing' or 'chord keyboard typing' There are also developments for ...
Rob 25/10/04 09:41 30394
   Re: Single-handed keyboards
I wasn't clear on your question Andrew; are you looking for a single handed keyboard for a pc, and were ...
Phil Bradley 23/10/04 23:24 30390
    Re: Single-handed keyboards
No, I've not got a BBC Micro any more. I was trying to remember the name of the single-handed ...
Andrew Denny 25/10/04 09:38 30393
     Re: Single-handed keyboards
Righto, I think I've found the keyboard you're looking for. It's called a BAT and it has 7 keys (though ...
Phil Bradley 25/10/04 11:18 30395
      Re: Single-handed keyboards
I've just remembered! The keyboard I'm thinking of was the Quinkey, but it was a keyboard-only version of a ...
Andrew Denny 25/10/04 16:56 30404

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