Atek electronic Travel Keyboard OnBoard - Manual (Page 12)

OnBoard User’s Manual, Page 11
Features
So, on a laptop keyboard, when you hit a keycap off center, your finger
is more likely to also hit the adjacent keycap than it would on a desktop
keyboard.
Furthermore, you are also more likely to actually engage that adjacent
key because it does not have to travel as far as a desktop keycap travels
to actually engage and send a keystroke command to your computer!
So, in summary, a laptop keyboard is less efficient to use because:
• It is harder for your finger to find and stay in the center of a
laptop keycap
• When a keycap travels down, the top of the key travels down to
or below the widest part of an adjacent keycap, which means
you are more likely to mistakenly touch the adjacent keycap
when your finger is off-center on a laptop keyboard
• You are more likely to mistakenly engage that adjacent key
because it does not require as much travel distance for it to
engage
As a result, you have to slow down your typing speed on a laptop
keyboard or else waste time correcting a lot of mistakes.
The OnBoard Travel Keyboard provides you with better typing
efficiency because it is designed with the productivity features of a
desktop keyboard.