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1. Keys on a keyboard that are dedicated to performing specific functions, often labeled F1 to F12.
2. A type of keyboard that uses a pressure pad to register key presses, typically quieter and less expensive.
3. Keyboards that use a pressure pad system, where the keys are part of a single, flexible membrane.
4. The study of designing equipment to fit the human body, aimed at improving comfort and efficiency.
5. A type of keyboard that uses individual mechanical switches for each key, providing tactile feedback.
6. Devices that use individual mechanical switches under each key for tactile feedback and durability.
7. The top part of a key on a keyboard that users press.
8. The study of designing equipment and devices that fit the human body's needs for comfort and efficiency.
9. Keyboards that connect to a computer or device via Bluetooth or another wireless technology.
10. A device consisting of keys that allows the input of data into a computer or other device.
11. The distance a key moves when pressed, which can affect the typing feel and responsiveness.
12. A dedicated section of keys on a keyboard or a separate device used for numerical input.
13. Keyboards that feature illuminated keys to improve visibility in low-light conditions.