Small ergonomic alveolate keyboard.

This is the first ever ergonomic keyboard for laptop computers. When typed, hands (palms) are put one towards the other, under an angle of 60º, while the keys are arranged to correspond to the length of fingers. When typing, fingertips are positioned in broken line. Thus; hands, palms and fingers are put in their most ergonomic position.
I realized that other ergonomic keyboards are to big to be installed on laptop computers and similar devices, because there is big, square shaped, unused area in the middle of them. This is because, standard ergonomic keyboards are QWERTY keyboards that are dimidiate on vertical axis and slightly rotated. Thus forms unused space on the middle of them.

I thought that tasters in form of alveolus would be most ergonomic and space saving. Honey bee cells are known to be most space and material saving design. It’s mathematically proofed that these cells have ideal ratio between surface and volume. In other words; if you are to construct tank that is to store biggest amount of liquid with smallest amount of construction material, choose alveolate cells.

It is an obvious advantage, that alveolate design leaves lots of space on margins of the device on witch it would be mounted. This means that you can lean your palms comfortably on the edge of, say for example, a sub notebook; your palms will not hang in the air no meter how small device is.

The display of letters, signs and touches of special functions, differs little from the usual QWERTY display; those who know how to knock “blindly” shall get used to it easily.


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computers  ergonomic  keyboard  laptop