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- Velotype abstract "Velotype is the old trademark for a type of keyboard for typing text known as a syllabic chord keyboard, an invention of the Dutchmen Nico Berkelmans and Marius den Outer. The current tradename is Veyboard. Veyboard is a Dutch company.Contrary to traditional QWERTY type keyboards, on which a typist usually presses one key at a time to create one character at a time, a Veyboard requires the user to press several keys simultaneously, producing syllables rather than letters. A practiced "veyboarder" can produce more text than on a traditional keyboard, as much as 200 words per minute, double the rate of a fast traditional typist. Because of this, Veyboards are often used for live applications, such as subtitling for television and for the hearing impaired.The keyboard is an orthographic chord keyboard, very different from chorded phonetic keyboards used for verbatim transcription, like the Stenotype. Chorded phonetic keyboards, such as those manufactured by Stenograph, produce an intermediate shorthand format in which a combination of phonetics- and spelling-based strokes are translated by software to produce the output. Orthographic keyboards, on the other hand, allow the operator to rely on more traditional spelling in shaping the output, hence the term "orthographic" as opposed to "phonetic". Stenographic keyboards are generally more difficult to learn than the Veyboard, but trained Stenotype operators can go faster, even upwards of 300 words per minute. However, if strange (foreign) words appear, the Stenotype loses in time, while the Velotypist(veyboard, velotype-pro) can go on with the same speed, which can also go up to 200 words per minute.The Velotype-pro contains software that allows the user to create their own abbreviations and short forms as well as having some pre built into the machine.".
- Velotype thumbnail Veyboard.jpg?width=300.
- Velotype wikiPageExternalLink www.velotype.com.
- Velotype wikiPageExternalLink www.veyboard.nl.
- Velotype wikiPageID "286035".
- Velotype wikiPageLength "2406".
- Velotype wikiPageOutDegree "17".
- Velotype wikiPageRevisionID "670067967".
- Velotype wikiPageWikiLink Alphanumeric_keyboard.
- Velotype wikiPageWikiLink Category:Computer_keyboards.
- Velotype wikiPageWikiLink Category:Physical_ergonomics.
- Velotype wikiPageWikiLink Chorded_keyboard.
- Velotype wikiPageWikiLink Computer_keyboard.
- Velotype wikiPageWikiLink Deaf.
- Velotype wikiPageWikiLink Dvorak_Simplified_Keyboard.
- Velotype wikiPageWikiLink Hearing_loss.
- Velotype wikiPageWikiLink Letter_(alphabet).
- Velotype wikiPageWikiLink Netherlands.
- Velotype wikiPageWikiLink QWERTY.
- Velotype wikiPageWikiLink Shorthand.
- Velotype wikiPageWikiLink Stenotype.
- Velotype wikiPageWikiLink Subtitle_(captioning).
- Velotype wikiPageWikiLink Syllable.
- Velotype wikiPageWikiLink Words_per_minute.
- Velotype wikiPageWikiLink File:Veyboard.jpg.
- Velotype wikiPageWikiLinkText "Velotype".
- Velotype hasPhotoCollection Velotype.
- Velotype wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Keyboard_layouts.
- Velotype wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Nl_icon.
- Velotype wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Product-stub.
- Velotype wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Unreferenced.
- Velotype subject Category:Computer_keyboards.
- Velotype subject Category:Physical_ergonomics.
- Velotype hypernym Trademark.
- Velotype type Article.
- Velotype type Company.
- Velotype type Article.
- Velotype type Brand.
- Velotype type Compatible.
- Velotype type Keyboard.
- Velotype comment "Velotype is the old trademark for a type of keyboard for typing text known as a syllabic chord keyboard, an invention of the Dutchmen Nico Berkelmans and Marius den Outer. The current tradename is Veyboard. Veyboard is a Dutch company.Contrary to traditional QWERTY type keyboards, on which a typist usually presses one key at a time to create one character at a time, a Veyboard requires the user to press several keys simultaneously, producing syllables rather than letters.".
- Velotype label "Velotype".
- Velotype sameAs Vélotypie.
- Velotype sameAs Veyboard.
- Velotype sameAs m.01q09t.
- Velotype sameAs Q2341791.
- Velotype sameAs Q2341791.
- Velotype wasDerivedFrom Velotype?oldid=670067967.
- Velotype depiction Veyboard.jpg.
- Velotype isPrimaryTopicOf Velotype.