Touch Typing
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In this photograph, we are wanting down through the underside of the keyboard (so the keys are underneath). Pull a key off the keyboard and you can see roughly the way it works. There’s a little gap within the plastic base and the keyboard has a long spherical bar the same form. When you press the important thing, the bar pushes down through the outlet to touch the contact layers below. Inside the opening, there’s slightly tiny piece of rubber (you can’t see it on this photograph) that stops the key transferring down and pushes it again up when you release it.
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