What is a child keyboard?
Baby keyboard is a miniature computer keyboard offering more compact portability design. Children's keyboards, more often called "mini" keyboards, usually have 84-89 keys with a key function of 101-104 and are usually 13 inches (33 centimeters) or less in length. For comparison, the standard keyboard moves closer to 18 inches (46 cm). Technically any keyboard with a very small track, such as the keys of the children's keyboard, no matter how many keys it is "mini" or "child keyboard".
In the early 80s, IBM designed the first commercial PC/XT keys with 83 keys with 83 keys with 83 keys with 83 keys with 83 keys. IBM has improved the keyboard layout and the shape of the key with the first PC/AT computer to release. This newer PC/on the keyboard looked similar to the modern keyboard except F-keys (Function Keys), it remained grouped in two columns to the left of the board, and there were only 84 keys.
when IBM introduced the last PC/AT model in 1986 also introduced101-clerk enhanced keyboard-stand-in model on which modern keyboards are established. This keyboard included F-keys along the top, added cursor key, numeric keypad and other functions.
Thekeyboard design finally flourished into 104 keyboards with special Windows features, multimedia keyboards, ergonomic keyboards, programmable keyboard and keyboard with built -in tracks or touchpads.
Baby Keyboards responded to the need for greater portability, especially in the proliferation of the LAN environment. Since then, the advancing technology has given them a place in meeting rooms, lectures, courtroom and more. Network technicians, administrators, sales representatives and managers on the road can easily slip into the briefcase for the transmission between office terminals, jobs or mobile presentations. SomeHome users even prefer to take less space on the desktop.
There are so many diversity among the standard keyboard models among the standard keyboards. The layout will vary from model to model and there is no “correct” design. Satisfaction depends on personal preferences. There are multimedia children's keyboards, "hacker" children's keyboards, programmable children's keyboards and even illuminated children's keyboards. Most use USB or PS/2 interfaces.
The standard keyboard hybrid is a compact keyboard , which has 101 keys or more compressed into a track that changes around 16 inches (41 cm) in length-not small enough to be considered a child keyboard.
Baby keyboards are widely available online and can also be available at the local computer output. Prices start around $ 30 (USA).