No-CAP LOCK Keyboard Design Submission http://capsoff.org/forum/t-275/no-cap-lock-keyboard-design-submission Posts in the discussion thread "No-CAP LOCK Keyboard Design Submission" http://capsoff.org/forum/t-275#post-160252 Re: No-CAP LOCK Keyboard Design Submission http://capsoff.org/forum/t-275/no-cap-lock-keyboard-design-submission#post-160252 Fri, 09 May 2008 03:19:43 +0000 Arise61 923 To all who missed it, this keyboard does not ADD keys. Each key simply serves a dual purpose, press the bottom for lower case and press the top for upper case.

]]> http://capsoff.org/forum/t-275#post-887 Re: No-CAP LOCK Keyboard Design Submission http://capsoff.org/forum/t-275/no-cap-lock-keyboard-design-submission#post-887 Fri, 29 Sep 2006 13:31:35 +0000 mostikort 1590 This keyboard is simply horrible. You remove one useless key only to add dozens and dozens of other useless keys.

]]> http://capsoff.org/forum/t-275#post-802 Re: No-CAP LOCK Keyboard Design Submission http://capsoff.org/forum/t-275/no-cap-lock-keyboard-design-submission#post-802 Wed, 27 Sep 2006 15:21:17 +0000 Anonymous There is no way that touch typing would be more efficient with a "spring toggle" setup. I believe (and this should be completely self-evident) that this proposed keyboard would produce errors with an amount and frequency greatly rivaling that of the standard QWERTY keyboard. The reason that the first commenter could not see the efficiency and practically of this design is that there is no efficiency or practicality to be seen.

]]> http://capsoff.org/forum/t-275#post-624 Re: No-CAP LOCK Keyboard Design Submission http://capsoff.org/forum/t-275/no-cap-lock-keyboard-design-submission#post-624 Sat, 16 Sep 2006 03:51:06 +0000 Anonymous I can't really see the efficiency and practicality of having 2 times as many keys as usual on your keyboard.

]]> http://capsoff.org/forum/t-275#post-479 No-CAP LOCK Keyboard Design Submission http://capsoff.org/forum/t-275/no-cap-lock-keyboard-design-submission#post-479 Sun, 10 Sep 2006 09:20:57 +0000 Arise61 923

This keyboard design totally does away with the need for a CAP LOCK key. If you want a capital 'A' then press the top portion of the key. If you want a lower case 'a' then simply press the lower portion. The original CAP LOCK key was replaced with a left side Enter key. The Shift keys were maintained for user-defined functions.

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