Keyboard Of PC

  1. QWERTY Keyboards: 

  2. The most common layout, named after the first six letters in the top row. This layout is used in most English-speaking countries.

  3. AZERTY Keyboards:

  4.  Used primarily in French-speaking countries, this layout is similar to QWERTY but with some key placement differences.

  5. QWERTZ Keyboards: 

  6. Used in some European countries like Germany and Austria, this layout is similar to QWERTY but with a different arrangement of characters.

  7. Mechanical Keyboards:

  8.  These keyboards use individual mechanical switches for each key, providing a tactile and audible feedback when a key is pressed. They are popular among gamers and typists for their responsiveness and durability.

  9. Membrane Keyboards:

  10.  These keyboards use a rubber or silicone dome underneath the keys, providing a softer feel when pressed. They are commonly found in many consumer devices due to their cost-effectiveness.

 
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  1. Virtual Keyboards: 

  2. These are software-based keyboards that appear on touchscreens, allowing users to type without physical keys. They are commonly used on smartphones and tablets.

  3. Ergonomic Keyboards:

  4.  Designed to reduce strain and improve comfort during extended typing sessions, ergonomic keyboards often split the keyboard into two halves and offer a more natural hand placement.

  5. Gaming Keyboards:

  6.  These keyboards are optimized for gaming, often featuring customizable backlit keys, extra macro keys, and improved responsiveness.

  7. Wireless Keyboards: 

  8. These keyboards connect to devices via wireless technologies such as Bluetooth or RF (radio frequency), eliminating the need for physical cables.