Similarities between typewriter and computer keyboard?

Answer 1

The layout of letters and numbers and most symbols are the same, as well as the other keys such as space, shift and tab. Most computer keyboards have a set of function keys and a number pad not found on a typewriter.

Answer 2

The layout of letters and numbers and most symbols are the same, as well as the other keys such as space, shift and tab. Most computer keyboards have a set of function keys and a number pad not found on a typewriter.

Answer 3

Typewriter keyboard is more convenient because the music or noise doesn't distract you. The computer has speakers that make it an entertainment when you are working

Answer 4

The only similarity between a typewriter and computer keyboard is that both is used to typing and input purposes

Answer 5

Both a computer and a typewriter have a keyboard. Both can be used to type text and print it on a paper (computer needs an additional printer to do it).

Answer 6

they both have button's to press

Answer 7

both are having qwerty keyboard

Answer 8

they both type

Answer 9

Both typewriters and computer keyboards are input devices used for typing characters onto a surface. They both have a layout of keys arranged in a specific order, such as the QWERTY layout. Additionally, both devices typically have keys for letters, numbers, punctuation, and special characters. Despite these similarities, computer keyboards have additional keys for functions like navigation, control, and shortcuts that typewriters do not have.

Answer 10

there is nothing alike so get off the computer and go look it up in a book cheaters now go study for that reading test you and I both know your going to fail on Monday morning oh and I almost forgot your mom is going to find out about that Baseball knocking over her faviorte vase LARRY HARVEY! ps- you got an F in science