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US 2004/0164964 A1Published application
Keyboard with alphabetical key organization and method of use
OwnerJohn K. Sokolowskiinventor
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Abstract
A keyboard adaptable for any type of a computer or other electronic device uses an alphabetical lettering arrangement that id divided into groups of letters for the right and left hands.
Claims9
In a keyboard having a number of rows of keys, each key having one or more indicia, wherein first, second and third rows include alphabetical keys, the improvement comprising:
- the first row having 10 alphabet keys beginning at a left side of the row when looking at the keyboard, the row beginning with the letter Q and ending with the letter Z, the letters arranged in alphabetical order between Q and Z;
- the second row positioned below the first row having nine lettered keys and starting from a left side of the row and continuing toward the right including the consecutive letters L, M, N, O, P, A, B, C, and D;
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- the third row positioned below the second row having 7 lettered keys, wherein, starting from the left side and continuing toward the right side, the row includes the consecutive letters H, I, J, K, E, F, and G.
1 more element
In a keyboard having a number of rows of keys, each key having one or more indicia, wherein first, second and third rows include alphabetical keys, the improvement comprising:
- having the second row comprise nine letter keys, and starting from a left side of the row and continuing toward the right including the consecutive letters L, M, N, O, P, A, B, C, and D.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.