Computer keyboard
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1. A computer keyboard comprising:
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a set of letter keys arranged in a QWERTY layout and mounted to an upper surface of the frame;
a set of number keys arranged in a sequential and linear configuration parallel to the top row of the QWERTY layout and mounted to the upper surface of the frame; and
a gap that separates the top row of QWERTY layout from the number keys.
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Abstract
A computer keyboard that includes features which assist a child in learning how to type. The keys have different colors based upon the function of the keys. The number keys are physically separated from the letter keys by a gap to prevent accidental contact with the number keys while typing words. The keyboard includes a mechanism which disables the normal repeat function. This mechanism prevents the repeated typing of a letter or number regardless of how long the key is pressed.
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20 Claims
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1. A computer keyboard comprising:
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a frame;
a set of letter keys arranged in a QWERTY layout and mounted to an upper surface of the frame;
a set of number keys arranged in a sequential and linear configuration parallel to the top row of the QWERTY layout and mounted to the upper surface of the frame; and
a gap that separates the top row of QWERTY layout from the number keys. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8)
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9. A computer keyboard comprising:
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a frame;
a set of letter keys arranged in a QWERTY layout and mounted to an upper surface of the frame;
a set of number keys arranged in a sequential and linear configuration parallel to the top row of the QWERTY layout and mounted to the upper surface of the frame; and
a mechanism for disabling a key repeat function for all letters and numbers. - View Dependent Claims (10, 11, 12, 13, 14)
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15. A computer keyboard comprising:
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a frame;
a set of letter keys arranged in a QWERTY layout and mounted to an upper surface of the frame; and
a mechanism for disabling a key repeat function for all letters and numbers. - View Dependent Claims (16, 17, 18, 19, 20)
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