Laptop With Custom Keyboard Layout

Ever wondered why the letters on your keyboard don’t just start with A, B, C, D, E, F, and so on, but with Q, W, E, R, T, Y? This originated in the early days of typewriters. Due to the construction of the typewriters, the letters that you often used one after the other had to be further apart, with the abcdef variant the circular bars would otherwise jam against each other when typing too fast.

Different keyboard layouts

Since the introduction of the QWERTY layout on typewriters, hardly anything has changed in the layout of the keys. However, many countries have their own different keyboard layout. For example, in France and Belgium, the AZERTY layout is common, while in Germany and Austria, the QWERTZ layout predominates. There are many more types of keyboard layouts. Furthermore, you have a number of types of keyboard layouts that aim to increase typing efficiency.

A truly custom keyboard layout for your new laptop

With standard laptop suppliers, you are often bound by a certain layout, while we “print” our keyboards on demand: a custom keyboard layout. We do this with the help of a laser machine, see also the video below.