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Special IDN keyboard with 327 keys!

Friday, November 6. 2009

The forthcoming launch of the IDN fast-track for country code Internet extensions has a lot of Internet users around the world eager to be able to use their own character sets and alphabets to surf the Internet, at long last.

But it also has a lot of people worried. One common question: "how will IDN websites be accessed using a standard ASCII keyboard?" Well the guys over at TheSpoof.com have the answer. A special keyboard with 327 keys arranged around the regular keyboard layout and featuring characters from Cyrillic, Japanese, Chinese, Arabic and even American Redneck!

And yes, it is a joke.

Posted by Stephane Van Gelder in IDNs at 11:59 | Comments (0) | Trackbacks (0)

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