RoycevanBeethoven
RoycevanBeethoven t1_iucg8aw wrote
Reply to comment by raptor102888 in What is this size of keyboard called with the numpad? by walterjrscs
I'm not sure when definitions changed for the numeric keypad, but it's always be 17 keys where I grew up, plus minus a couple of keys.
RoycevanBeethoven t1_iucfbnu wrote
Reply to comment by MayAsWellStopLurking in What is this size of keyboard called with the numpad? by walterjrscs
I'm not sure where you got your definition of numpad, but numpads contain four columns with the mathematical operations you mentioned.
RoycevanBeethoven t1_iucdvg7 wrote
I don't think this is an 1800. 1800s generally have a numpad on the right, but this doesn't.
RoycevanBeethoven t1_iucmwwo wrote
Reply to comment by MayAsWellStopLurking in What is this size of keyboard called with the numpad? by walterjrscs
I apologize. I almost forgot for a moment which subreddit I'm on. After all, I'm in r/MechanicalKeyboards, where having a genuine opinion that differs from the majority of people is equivalent to being pedantic. Thank you once again for the reminder. I truly appreciate it.
I would also like to point out that I believe you're right in your assessment with the arrow cluster. This might be a variant of the standard 1800 layout, but not actually the 1800 layout. I think it's a cool layout though.