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From: ih@udel.edu (Charlie Ih)
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Subject: Re: Poquet keyboard
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Date: 13 May 91 14:08:09 GMT
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In article <BCP.91May9102435@PROOF.ERGO.CS.CMU.EDU> bcp@CS.CMU.EDU (Benjamin Pierce) writes:
>
>I've heard a lot of claims that the Poquet keyboard is useless for
>touch typing, but a friend that owns one says he learned to touch type
>quite comfortably in a few hours.  .....

The orginal keyboard was indeed pretty bad, even I am not critical
on keyboards and screens.  Since then they have improved the keyboard.
Now the keyboard is quite reasonable.  Let face it, all keyboards are
different and you have to learn to adapt to new keyboards if you want
to keep up with new computers.  Good luck!