My name is Aaron Hsu, and I'm a computer scientist. I'm changing the way people look at computing and programming languages, what they can do with them, and how they do it.
It just occurred to me today that there are a host of things that I "take for granted" when working with and evaluating ergonomic keyboards that I have not written down or explained. I'll focus shortly on one of them today: how an ergonomic keyboard can affect your
In my last post I discussed how I was attempting to beat my previous record in typing speed that I set with my first generation Truly Ergonomic keyboard. I've been trying to do this with the latest from Truly Ergonomic, their 227 keyboard. Well, I've finally done it. I've managed
A little while ago I posted my thoughts on the latest generation of Truly Ergonomic keyboards. Overall, I feel very positive about this keyboard company, but there are a few elements that I thought they could improve on, and they responded to my thoughts. Steve over there gave me some
It is official. After spending some time with my new keyboard I was finally able to duplicate my performance with my first Truly Ergonomic. Using TypeRacer I was able to break my 150 WPM speed. My fastest performance on TypeRacer was 152 WPM using the first generation TEK. One of
This is a keyboard review, but I want to take the long way round to getting to it. Bear with me, and let's talk keyboards for a moment. I've had many over the years. Here's just a few: DataHand Personal Unicomp 122-key Terminal Happy Hacking Keyboard Pro 1/2 Lenovo