why are keyboards designed like this a
to prevent keys from jamming B to help
telegraph operators C to confuse
competitors or deep to entice keyboard
cats the answer B to help telegraph
operators its 1878 the QWERTY keyboard
which graces all of our computers and
smartphones was born named after the
letters of the top six keys the party
keyboard was designed to help the
earliest typists telegraph operators
they needed an efficient typing device
that can keep up with all the Morse code
beeps and pauses they translate into
letters and numbers today most keyboards
are used for typing out texts papers and
emails but even though the technology
has changed the keyboards purpose
remains the same to help people
communicate with one another any other
tech questions on your mind tweet them
to me at Angela Gabrielle
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to prevent keys from jamming B to help
telegraph operators C to confuse
competitors or deep to entice keyboard
cats the answer B to help telegraph
operators its 1878 the QWERTY keyboard
which graces all of our computers and
smartphones was born named after the
letters of the top six keys the party
keyboard was designed to help the
earliest typists telegraph operators
they needed an efficient typing device
that can keep up with all the Morse code
beeps and pauses they translate into
letters and numbers today most keyboards
are used for typing out texts papers and
emails but even though the technology
has changed the keyboards purpose
remains the same to help people
communicate with one another any other
tech questions on your mind tweet them
to me at Angela Gabrielle
[Music]
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