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geekhack Community => Keyboards => Topic started by: monday on Tue, 09 April 2013, 05:26:53
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sooo kinda a dumb question a Chinese keyboard will work on my US pc right? I think yes being that a Korean or Japanese one will....
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Chinese keyboard = US ANSI.
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Don't worry about that !!
you can use Japan keyboard in US PC , keyboard just a input device , all the key code is the same , but system will transform to your language :)
just do it !!
sooo kinda a dumb question a Chinese keyboard will work on my US pc right? I think yes being that a Korean or Japanese one will....
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The Chinese keyboard layout is actually identical to the US ANSI layout, the only difference is the legends printed on the keycaps. If you plug it into your computer it will function exactly like a US keyboard.
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actually most Chinese keyboards are not even printed in Chinese thanks to the use of hanyu pinyun romanization. I think looking for a Chinese-language printed keyboard is harder than a Chinese-made (Eg Keycool) keyboard that is exactly US standard.
The Chinese keyboard layout is actually identical to the US ANSI layout, the only difference is the legends printed on the keycaps. If you plug it into your computer it will function exactly like a US keyboard.
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Unfortunately, English really is the global language
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The Chinese keyboard layout is actually identical to the US ANSI layout, the only difference is the legends printed on the keycaps. If you plug it into your computer it will function exactly like a US keyboard.
yeah thats why i wanted one the caps look kooool. So thats for all your guys help.
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Only the printing on the caps is different. And only keyboard from Taiwan would have Chinese version, in mainland, I never see one with any type of Chinese caps, expect it is made for learning 五笔....