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The Truth of QWERTY

raycy 2016/09/26

Scientific American, Vol.27, No.6 (August 10, 1872), p.79) https://goo.gl/images/R7qNYi

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raycy 2012/07/09

”he never intended to make it more difficult to type fast on the QWERTY keyboard (cf. Koichi Yasuoka and Motoko Yasuoka: "On the Prehistory of QWERTY", ZINBUN, No.42 (March 2011), pp.161-174).”

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raycy 2012/05/10

Wednesday, April 27, 2011 -- D. H. Craig to Edison, a letter dated January 31, 1871. http://dictionary.sanseido-publ.co.jp/wp/2011/09/22/sholes5/ http://dictionary.sanseido-publ.co.jp/wp/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/sholes5b.jpg

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raycy 2011/04/20

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raycy 2011/02/12

.｢ -- Bruce Bliven, Jr.: The Wonderful Writing Machine, Random House, New York (1954), p.114.｣｢His name was Louis Traub, not Taub｣

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Thursday,May14,2009 " in the 1880s swing up. They are called upstrike typewriters and their typebars never jam.Furthermore,the most frequently-used letter sequence is "th".On QWERTY keyboard,you see T and H are adjacently placed. The second is "er"+"re",also placed in neighborhood of one another.

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raycy 2010/10/07

｢CosmopolitanShorthander in1877 condemned Longley it not worth while attempting to use this finger in operating the typewriter. It went on to say that the best operators all used only the first two fingers of each hand and doubted whether a higher speed could be obtained by the use of three.｣