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I like to have a computer keyboard with keys fitted to my ten or five fingers, and there will be no Board! This will give me a freedom of looking at the key board every time I type something (I am a beginner). I like to use it even when I lay down on bed, and want to keep free my hand for other work.
Mahbub, May 31 2007
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Called a Chording keybard. You can get them, but since they are not widely accepted, they are expensive. If you mean a choding keyboard attached to your fingers, it is techonogically doable with stain guage sensors fitted to a glove.
Still though, it is not economically viable, as the public is used to the 104ish key keyboatrd we have been using for more that 100 years, and will keep buying thehose, which are mass manufactured for very reasonable prices.
"The Egg" was a one-handed keyboard that came out 20 years ago. It allowed a person jogging to enter information into a computer. Because of the ergonomics of the device, typing speeds were limited to about 30 words per minute. It worked by using multiple keys to represent a single character.