XPeRT Keyboard 6.0

The XPeRT Keyboard enables touch typing speeds with no training. Opposite hand keystrokes go from 50% on Qwerty to 83% on XPeRT, a major typing SPEED factor. Only 2 common letters move on XPeRT, A+N, and a 2nd E key for EASY transition from Qwerty.

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License Shareware
Expires 30 Days
Price $11.00
Downloads 407
OS Support Windows Install and Uninstall
File Name XPeRT-Trial.exe
File Size 0.38 MB ( 390 KB )
Published Apr 15, 2004 (20 years ago)
Updated Dec 14, 2013 (10 years ago)

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Product Details

The XPeRT Keyboard is a FAST, EASY alternative to the standard Qwerty keyboard (designed in 1878 to slow down typing and prevent jamming of mechanical keys). Built for SPEED and EASE of transition, the XPeRT Keyboard enables average touch typing speeds of 40 wpm with NO TRAINING, in less than a week. __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________Opposite hand keystokes go from only 50% on the standard Qwerty keyboard to 83% on XPeRT, a major speed factor. (The admired Dvorak keyboard of 1936 scores 80%, but moves 24 letters and is hard to learn). __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ In contrast, the XPeRT Keyboard moves only two common letters, A+N, and there is a 2nd E key (13% of all letters), making transition from Qwerty easy (EEsy). __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ The XPeRT Keyboard installs on existing hardware. Key caps move readily or high quality key labels are available. _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ SPEED TESTS are important, since the XPeRT Keyboard is faster than it "feels". Keyboard input speed can double, without even being noticed. Use an online typing test at www.XPeRTkeyboard.com or find word counts at: File, Properties, Statistics. Test Qwerty, then test XPeRT after 20 hours of use and expect a pleasant surprise. _____ Full information at: www.XPeRTkeyboard.com. US Patent # 7,137,749.

Requirements: Uses existing hardware; key labels available
Release Info: Major Update on Jan 31, 2004
Release Notes: price change
Related Tags: keyboard typing training touch typing keyboard alternative dvorak keyboard

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Reviews of XPeRT Keyboard 6.0

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100% XPeRT Keyboard is an innovative new piece of software that will not only allow experienced typists to type faster, but allow those new to keyboarding to reach touch typing speeds in record time. XPeRT Keyboard remaps the keyboard layout eliminating the standard QWERTY layout found on most keyboards. The QWERTY key layout was originally conceived back in the 1870's and was actually designed to slow typing speeds to eliminate key jamming issues. Commonly used keys are placed in some of the most inconvenient locations in the keyboard layout. XPeRT Keyboard fixes this, optimizing key location, without changing things so much that a adept QWERTY typist cannot make the change over. In fact an experienced QWERTY typist can change over to XPeRT and see improvements in speed in as little as two hours. More statistics are available at http://www.xpertkeyboard.com. Not everyone has a keyboard with removable caps, so XPeRT Keyboard offers key labels with the software. In giving this new layout a try, I must say I was quite impressed. Being a long time user of QWERTY, the new system felt a little uncomfortable at first, as expected. After an hour or so I had a more natural feel for the XPeRT system and could type comfortably on it, perhaps more comfortably than the QWERTY setup. I did notice that there were less finger straining maneuvers than QWERTY where typing a 'p' before a period usually resulted in an error. XPeRT Keyboard is an interesting piece of software with true potential to improve everybody's typing efficiency. I really encourage computer users to give this a try for at least a couple of hours to truly see the advantage to the XPeRT system. File Cart Staff May 04, 2004