Does anyone else think @ should get it's own key ?

Question

for as much as we use it it should no longer play seccond fiddle to the #2

Answer 1

In a way, you are correct. The current 'qwerty' keyboard was set up early in the history of the typewriter. The characters above the numbers were rarely used in those days (1860's), so they were put out of the way where the typist wouldn't be slowed down.

Perhaps it's time to rethink the modern electronic keyboard to replace the old mechanical limitations.

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