maltron造句

• Maltron manufactures several models of keyboards, in varying levels of adaptation.
• "Maltron keyboards are expensive by comparison and for many people represent a considerable investment.
• In fact everything is done on an individual basis by hand . "  Maltron Web site
• Maltron keyboards are electrically compatible with IBM PC keyboards and Apple Macintosh keyboards, using USB connectors.
• In the Maltron layout, the home row of keys are " ANISF " for the left hand and " DTHOR " for the right hand.
• The seeds of P . C . D . Maltron were sown when another Hampshire business had inquired about the possibility of custom manufacture of a computer keyboard.
• All Maltron keyboards use Cherry MX brand key-switches; this makes keys much more responsive and durable compared to membrane or dome key-switches, used on the majority of keyboards.
• The Maltron layout has been derived from frequency of use ( FoU ) statistics, plus additional considerations, such as the most frequent two-and three-letter combinations found in words.
• The full name of the company, P . C . D . Maltron, Ltd, stems from Hobday's original electronics firm, Printed Circuit Design, Limited, based in Farnborough, Hampshire.
• A further development of the split concept are contoured keyboards like the 1977 Maltron or the newer Kinesis Advantage line, which place the keys into two depressions set approximately at shoulder width, with function keys set between the key groups for use with the thumbs.
• Due to customer requests for a halfway house between a conventional Sholes ( i . e . QWERTY ) keyboard and the curved Maltron, a flat ( 2D ) version was introduced which although lacking the curvature of the 3D keyboard, incorporates split key groups, and offset letter rows to accommodate the different lengths of fingers.