The IBM Model M is a particularly highly regarded example of this type of device.
The IBM Model M is a particularly highly regarded example of this type of device. They sometimes use the Dvorak layout, but the most popular arrangement for them was designed by Christopher Sholes and is deliberately inefficient to avoid (*) jamming. For 10 points, name these devices that often use the QWERTY [KWUR-tee] layout, and are used to enter numbers and letters into a computer.
The IBM Model M is a particularly highly regarded example of this type of device.
(computer {or} typewriter) keyboards