Result of hi-jacking
this thread.
Paradigm shift. You know it; you love it.
Moving exclusively to a Dvorak keyboard is a paradigm shift. Learning to use Qwerty and Dvorak is a paradigm shift as well.
I imagine that a Dvorak will help increase word processing speed.
However, in the case of programming and such where symbols are used a great deal, the shift will that much more difficult. I do quite a bit of HTML and I don't care for the placement of < and > on the Dvorak keyboard. Since I only need one keyboard and will be sharing it with my other, the switchable sounds like a great boon. Perfect for my/our needs.
In the case of Mazrim, I don't think it will help much. Nothing like lugging around a keyboard to get work done. I don't see that as very efficient. Plus the symbol factor.
Look at your needs, do some research, and think about it before making the jump. Or just make the jump and take that chance. You never know until you try in a genuine manner.
I am looking forward to getting mine.
Anybody else?
