I am a Spanish buyer and had a doubt relating to the keybord. What kind is it? Is it qwerty? Would I be able to write these (â,à,á,ï,ñ,ç)?
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the keyboard is in fact QWERTY US 101 keyboard. nevertheless you can easily add any layout you like and use the virtual keyboard at first where eventually you ll be used to the shortcut to the letters requested (available through windows software and is in fact hardware independent)
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Hello, I bought my Acer in the US, it has a qwerty keyboard, if you install the windows Spanish keyboard (by software) you will not get a one on one mapping of the keys with the spanish letter question-mark up-side-down is mapped on the + key. That will not be handy for you. And the ~n is mapped on the : key. I hope this helps you. Good luck in finding a nice laptop. Kind regards, Peter
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Yes, just change the language used in Windows and use a combination of keystrokes... That's the same for most computers by the way.
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Dear buyer Thanks for your email. Please check the model, size, layout of your original keyboard. If the item is as the same as this one, then you can order this one. Wish we can do more bsiness with you in the further. Your understanding and support will be highly appreciated.
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It is exactly as the picture, Monica. A fused and reversed "L" shaped key cover covers both the [Return] and [| and \] keys. But, I have not had any problem with typing them separately. It is just a soft cover.
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The picture on the box is of the German keyboard layout, but U.S. Ordered keyboards will be the standard QWERTY layout an American is used to. I own the keyboard and can confirm this based on personal knowledge.
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No it doesn't come with a Spanish Keyboard. It comes with a English (U.S.) Keyboard. However you can replace it with a Spanish Keyboard really easily.
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I am not sure if this answer could help you but you don't really need a Spanish keyboard. As a Spanish speaker I can tell you, there is no need to have a Spanish keyboard, it is easy to find the Spanish letters such as ñ or even these ones é ó á (you just hold the letter for around 3 seconds and options will appear on screen) I know some other Spanish speaker who also own Macs and the have the regular keyboard.
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I just spoke with ZAGG and they said that Beach Audio has pictures of two different keyboards posted here by mistake. The keyboard with the separate Tab and Caps lock key is for the iPad Air. The other is the version for the iPad Mini.
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i am not the seller, but have owned this keyboard in the past. I also lost the use of at least one key and would suggest that you make sure the seller does test and guarantee that all keys are functional.
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Hi GG,This keyboard is standard 'small' size and is a cheap piece of junk. Don't waist your money. It doesn't function as described, if at all. Very buggy and erratic operation. I recommend the Azio model KB336RP depending on your needs... It's a nice keyboard. Hope this helps.
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I have only had the keyboard a few months and the letters are fine, HOWEVER, the letters on the zxcvb row are not on the correct keys (the letter x is on the z key, for example). Could be confusing if one is not a touch-typist. Other than that the design and feel is good.
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Honestly, it's much like a regular keyboard. The "extra keys" aren't really extra, they are just a condensed/squished version of a keyboard. I don't have it in front of me, but I don't remember seeing anything unfamiliar.
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Not a single problem in my case, but i guess its all about the kind of keybord you use (im using a korsair vengance k70) hope it helps.
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Sebastian, aunque los llaves no tienen las marcas hispanicas, siendo que el mercado norte americano es el mayor, y mayormente usan ingles (como yo tambien estoy,) se puede escoger qualqier idioma de keyboard usando Windows 8.1...igual a todos los demas que usan windows 8.1, lo que tambien se puede en apple o android. sonrisa.
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It is a bit different from a typical keyboard For example: If you want to use an apostrophe (') you have to hold down the FN key on the lower left corner of the board while pressing the (L) key. It is color coded..the FN key has blue letters on it and the Lkey has a blue apostrophe on it. No layout, but it wasn't too hard to figure out after playing with it. My space bar has to be touched in just the right spot or it doesn't work. Hope this helps!
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If you plan on using this keyboard for English only you will not be hindered. Just type the alpha numeric keys as on any keyboard. There is an alternate character key that you can press if you want to access the bilingual keys which are displayed in small script on the corners of mostly number and symbol keys.
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The cover does have 1 key covering both the return key and the backslash key above it. It does not keep you from using both keys individually and as normal. They are conjoined because when you type in Hebrew you can use either key with the shift key to write a backslash. When used without the shift key, even with the Hebrew keyboard, it will function as a return key. Honestly, I hadn't even noticed they have the same key covering until you asked this question, so it has never been an issue.
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no it doesn't. The best advice I'd give is to buy a keyboard separately. I just typed "Spanish keyboard in the search box on amazon and here is the result: http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss_2?url=search-alias%3Delectronics&field-keywords;=spanish+keyboard+&rh;=n%3A172282%2Ck%3Aspanish+keyboard+"Hope it helps