Nerds per Minute: A History of Competitive Typing (2021)
by Sean Wrona
As I mentioned in the previous chapter, when I asked each of today's greatest typists what keyboards they used, there wasn't really any sort of consensus. Some people were fastest on desktops while others were fastest on laptops. Everybody had different brand preferences and there wasn't really any brand that people used particularly more than any other. For the most part it seemed to come down to each typist's particular experience and preference.🏁
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As I mentioned in the previous chapter, when I asked each of today's greatest typists what keyboards they used, there wasn't really any sort of consensus. Some people were fastest on desktops while others were fastest on laptops. Everybody had different brand preferences and there wasn't really any brand that people used particularly more than any other. For the most part it seemed to come down to each typist's particular experience and preference.🏁