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What are the different types of keyboards as per specifications?

For a computer, whether personal or laptop, the keyboard is an important part since it is highly in use for navigation, process running, and so on and also the best interface system for entering the data. Without a keyboard, the computer system won't be complete

These days it is quite common to get an external keyboard since most of my friends have got it either online or offline with their laptops. But the question here arises,Why is there a need for an External laptop when you have already got one? Well the answer could be simple as these Laptops are Centered on the fragile design of the integrated laptop keyboard as a regular keyboard. Therefore it becomes essential for a consumer to have the right keyboard.

We have tried to short out some of the different types of keyboards. as per their specification.

This article will also help you find a keyboard appropriate for your needs. Read the whole article to see:

  • Computer keyboard:

    A keyboard is one of the major computer input devices. Similar to that of an electronic typewriter, a keyboard consists of buttons to construct and execute additional operation letters, numbers and symbols. A general keyboard consists of a 104-key Saitek keyboard with arrows indicating to each section, including the function keys, LEDs, wrist pads and keypads to each segment.
  • Wireless keyboard:

    A wireless Keyboard is an electronic keyboard that makes use of technologies like radio frequency (RF) technologies such as WiFi and Bluetooth or infrarot (IR) technologies to connect with phones, tablets or laptops. These days Wireless keyboards currently available with a wireless mouse along.

    Infrarot based wireless keyboards use light waves to relay signals to other infrarot computers. However, a wireless keyboard works on radio frequency technologies by means of a pulse from 27 MHz up to 2.4 GHz.

  • Mechanical keyboard:

    A mechanical keyboard is used with a single spring and click per key. Nowadays, only luxury keyboards with key switches are installed, but in the last decade they have also been used, such as the IBM M type clapboard with humpback switches. Quick typists love mechanical keyboards, since they are springy and do not feel the same way as the low-cost membrane keyboard accompanying most computers. They are sometimes used by people who perform heavy typing activities such as offices or companies.

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  • Bluetooth keyboard:

    Bluetooth was initially invented for linking laptop computers, cellular telephones, and PDAs for low-speed wireless standards for the synchronized data. Although Bluetooth is used for various PCs, including keyboards, on portable devices. Bluetooth keyboards use a wireless receptor that is attached to one of your computer's USB ports. Since the device does not have a cord to the keyboard they are comfortable and portable, but they are a bit more cost-effective than their wired equivalent. Most laptops and desktop computers are designed with built-in Bluetooth. However, if your PC doesn't have a built-in Bluetooth, then you would need a USB adapter or a dongle that could be plugged into a USB port.
  • Mobile keyboard:

    A mobile keyboard (or portable keyboard) is designed for use with portable devices such as PDAs or smartphones. Initial text entries for mobile devices (such as Palm's Graffiti) are commonly considered inappropriate for more than a few text characters, except for instance much of the e-mail.

    Much focus has been paid to the challenge of adapting a smartphone keyboard. Although the transportation of a heavy keyboard is defeating the goal of handheld equipment, portable keyboard makers have used a variety of methods to make it simpler to carry.

  • Lighting keyboard:

    An advanced style LED backlit clavier is a lighting keyboard that produces custom colors of simultaneous red, green and blue light variations like a TV that create millions of possible nuances. You can pick your favorite colors by using the RGB Keyboard Software and schedule them to appear on particular keys or in unique sequences. You can also attach the lighting effects on the keyboard to certain functions and game events or to your PC in real-time.

    RGB Keyboards first received interest in sophisticated house gaming systems as external add-ons. This demand is already rising (see our Legion K500 RGB Mechanical Gaming Keyboard). But RGB keyboards, such as Lenovo's new legion Y730 and Legion Y740, are available in high end laptops as well. Gamers can also build and fly with their own personal key patterns and colors - or anyone who wants their device to convey a little persona.

  • Ergonomic keyboard:

    The ergonomic keyboard is specially designed in a way to reduce the strain of constant typing on the wrist and other related issues. These keyboards avoid musculoskeletal problems, such as the RSI, which occur with the continuous usage of keyboards for hours.
  • Numeric keypad:

    The numeric keypad is a seventeen-key keypad that is placed on the extreme right of a regular PC keyboard, as the 10-key, number pad, numeric keyboard, numeric pad or 10-key. A separate unit attached to a monitor may also be a numerical keyboard. You get this option to click on the Num Lock to active or disable the numeric button.

    These keyboards may also be a standalone unit ( not attached to the normal keyboard). Numeric keypads are typically attached to a USB cable device, but older keypads may be attached to a serial connector instead of to USB. A single-line LCD display like the machine and the Kensington keyboard on the right is present on several different numeric keyboard pads.

  • Wired keyboard:

    A wired keyboard means that your PC/Computer has a cable link. The cable finishes with a USB connector into your computer's USB socket. Wired keyboards are very stable with this clear connector, nothing can go wrong.

The biggest drawback to using a wired keyboard is that you can only use your keyboard so long as the wired duration is from your desktop or laptop. It might be suggested for a wireless keyboard if you're looking for something elegant.