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Keyboard lets people type so fast it’s banned from typing competitions

This Keyboard Lets People Type So Fast It’s Banned From Typing Competitions.
A new peripheral lets you keep typing without ever lifting a finger. When it comes to gaming and typing competitions, is it cheating?

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Maartz

Maartz

Type bugs and not well-defined specs at the speed of thought. I’ll keep my Moonlander but thanks :smiley:

OvermindDL1

OvermindDL1

I’m getting tired of these articles from this thing… It’s not a keyboard, it’s a chord typer, like if you want to type “hello” you instead essentially type “helo” (in a potentially still unambiguous order) and it autocompletes, there’s plenty of such chord typers (and indeed programs you can use to have that functionality with a normal keyboard if you so wish, that’s basically what phone keyboards are for example).

Maartz

Maartz

Definitely, I don’t know how you can code on this one.

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