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Comparison between different keyboard's layouts?

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Watching their last video (A $99 Laptop?! - Pinebook) I had an idea: a comparison between different keyboard's layouts trying to look for good and bad characteristics.

 

It would be very subjective but at the same time I would find it curious.

 

Maybe I'm not the only one not used to see  different keyboard's formats.

What do you think?

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On laptops there are very very many different ones....

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There are a few different layout standards based on region, the most common are ISO (international standard), ANSI (US standard) and JIS (Japanese standard).

 

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This is ignoring the minor variations that laptop manufacturers make between their different models as that is really question of minutiae and tends to happen with a particular standard as a reference point.

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