Chapter 20. Keyboards
The primary input device for most computer systems is the keyboard, and until voice-recognition systems are perfected to the point that they can recognize continuous speech, the dominance of the keyboard is not likely to change. Even then the keyboard will probably remain unapproachable for speed and accuracy for years to come. The keyboard also is more suited to data entry in open offices, airplanes, and anywhere your privacy is not ensured and your sanity not beyond reproach.
When you're buying a new computer, the keyboard is the least of your worries. After all, the manufacturer takes care of it for you. Nearly every desktop computer comes completely equipped with a keyboard (otherwise the computer wouldn't be much good ...
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