52 Patent Drawings in Patent Application
Backward sensor used as Caps Lock key and the Shift key|
Vowel Keypad 10x4 Vowel Keypad 10x5 QWERTY Keypad 10x4 QWERTY Keypad 10x5 Vowel Keyboard 10x4 Vowel Keyboard 10x5 QWERTY Keyboard 10x3 QWERTY Keyboard 10x4 QWERTY Keyboard 10x5 QWERTY Keyboard 11x3 QWERTZ Keyboard 10x3 AZERTY Keyboard 10x3 Dvorak Keyboard 10x3 Alphabetic Keyboard 10x3 Colemak Keyboard 10x3 Workman Keyboard 10x3 Phone Keyboards: 8 Key Chordic Typing Fastest Texting Method 9 Key Typing Method 9 Direction Typing Method |
| Vowel Keyboards 52 Patent Drawings in Patent Application | ||
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Vertical Vowel Keyboard |
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| Backward sensor used as Caps Lock key and the Shift key | ||
The QWERTY keyboard was designed to slow down a typist. While touch typing, when the fingers are on home row and you move your fingers upward, the top row is misaligned. When the fingers are on home row and you move your fingers downward, the fingers end up between the keys on the bottom row. The staggered nature of the rows of keys on typewriters and computer keyboards is unergonomic and makes visual mnemonic memorization of the QWERTY keyboard arrangement difficult. An "ortho-linear" keyboard also known as a "matrix" or "grid" keyboard and the vowel keyboard solves these problems.
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8 Key Chordic Typing  |
Fastest Texting Method  |
9 Key Typing Method  9 Direction Typing Method  Touchscreen Swipe + Tap |
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