RE: New Rapid Electronics Catalogue

["Andy Laurence" <andy@xxxxxxx>]

      << I think what experience has shown
is that, where you've got
the luxury of space, a keyboard in a known, fixed format, with two
possible characters per key ('a' and 'A', say) is the most time
efficient for a trained operative. >>

      Agreed.
      
      > The adaptive stuff is useful only where
the form factor rules
this out (say on a mobile phone!)

      It would also be useful where you may want
different keys in
different situations, for example, changing from a UK to a french
keyboard, or where special functions are required for certain keys
(like
multimedia or web buttons).

      Andy

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