Concept keyboard

Concept Keyboard is a type of computer keyboard designed to enhance typing productivity and accuracy. It is similar to a standard keyboard, but with some important distinctions. The keyboard is arranged in two sections, the left side being the mainly letter keys and the right side being primarily the numeric keypad and other specialty keys. The main advantage of a concept keyboard is that it eliminates the need to take one’s hands off the keyboard to access secondary functions, such as copy and paste, formatting, and others.

Concept keyboards are typically used by programmers and those doing a lot of text entry such as writers, researchers, and data entry personnel. These users tend to find that the keyboard’s layout decreases the amount of time and effort needed to type repetitively. By eliminating the need to remove one’s hands from the keyboard to access secondary functions, concept keyboards can dramatically speed up the typing process. Other users who find the keyboard’s arrangement to be useful include game players, musicians, and graphic designers.

The concept keyboard’s design is optimized for typing, and as such it eliminates a few keys normally found on most standard keyboards. Commonly omitted keys include the Insert, Page Up, Page Down, Delete, Print Screen, and Scroll Lock. Although most concept keyboards exclude these keys, some models do include some or all of them. Most concept keyboards are built with a very basic design in mind, as opposed to the more complex ones found on many gaming or specialty keyboards.

The concept keyboard has been on the market for several years, steadily gaining popularity as more people discover its advantages. As its usage continues to grow, users can expect to see more concept keyboards and find a wider selection available to fit their needs.