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 these...  [CLICK HERE TO VIEW THIS PICTURE] [CLICK HERE TO VIEW THIS PICTURE] [CLICK HERE TO VIEW THIS PICTURE] posted by Marl64 |
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 That last one is taking the piss, it looks like it was left infront a fire an melted
posted by Crossfade |
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cram loads more on their keys than us (pic 1) Before finally conceding a redesign might be needed (pic 2) [CLICK HERE TO VIEW THIS PICTURE] [CLICK HERE TO VIEW THIS PICTURE] posted by Marl64 |
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 My god... it took me a while to get used to the split keyboard I use now. It's really amazing how a gap can confuse you for a while! God help me if I had to use one of those monstrosities 
posted by Another Smith |
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 I'm just gonna stick with my non-mutant, ancient keyboard which when you hit the keys you can distinctly hear a huge rock hit a can. posted by hungarian kid |
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Hey, that old hmmm?
posted by Another Smith |
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 I once read that some Chinese Typewriters were several meters long. posted by knn |
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...that played funny notes when you typed... ...oh no hang on, that was the piano sorry
posted by Crossfade |
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 Ok, this is not Chinese, but they are close. "The Nippon has a flat bed of 3,000 [  only this little, huh] Japanese characters. This is considered a shorthand version since the Japanese language contains in excess of 30,000 [  ] characters." (Thomas A. Russo, Office Collectibles: 100 Years of Business Technology, Schiffer, 2000, p. 161.)
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