Question

Why are most standard keyboards called
"Qwerty" Keyboard?​

Answer 1

Introduction :

The majority of English language keyboards feature a QWERTY layout. And QWERTY isn't an acronym or a slang term. The name is made up of the first six letters in the top far left row of letters.

Explanation:

QWERTY was not the most practical keyboard layout, it does have the advantage of having been in utilized for the longer period of time than most  of the other designs.

Most ordinary keyboards are referred to as "Qwerty" Keyboards because the upper row of this keyboard is q w. e. r. t. y

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Answer 2

Answer:

• If you observe the keypad the first few letters of the upper row from left, forms the word, "QWERTY".
• The letters were arranged in this odd but familiar manner when the first typewriters were being designed in the 1800s.
• When keys were arranged logically in the ABC manner, typists could strike the keys very quickly.
• Early made  typewriters were so slow that the fast typists caused mechanical problems in the machines and damaged the machines.
• In order to slow down the typists, the keys were rearranged in a random order.

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