What is different about this model being "bilingual"? Is it a different keyboard layout or something?
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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 keyboard is just slightly different. Extra notations on the keys and an extra function key to make them work. Kind of like a scientific calculator.
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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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The keyboard cover I received was English lettering. I didn't not see specific language covers.
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Your settings on your iPad keyboard are set to Spanish so it alters your keys on the keyboard
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I can type Arabic in the browser but I did not yet figure out to do it in MS Word, the letters are disconnect. As for the KB Cover, the english letters are a bit smaller but still clear. Most of the time your using one language, so for english I just take the cover off since letters are bigger and the it's better for Laptop cooling. Please note there is no light coming out of the keyboard cover. By the way, Apple now sells keyboards on laptops with both Arabic and English printed on them from the US online store. Hope this helps.
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Hello I might not be much help here but there is a template picture for this item. I also looked at plenty of pictures of your model and the keyboard layout looks the same to me. If you want to be absolutely sure contact the seller :). Also my friend's model is Acer Aspire E1-472G-6648. I also used this to compare
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Yes, it is a normal English QWERTY layout. Some of those pictures must be incorrectly taken from the German version (with the QWERTZ layout) instead of this one, which is English.
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I believe if you go to "settings" and click "language and keyboard", that you can change the language to Spanish or a different language. The Android keyboard should display and use Spanish. I personally, do not use it with any language other than English, so I am not sure how easy it is to work with once you've changed the language setting.
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The keyboard is supplied as the US version. However, System Preferences allow you to set the keyboard to function as one of many layouts, including many European options. So, for example, if set to UK keyboard layout the # key will give a £ sign if Shift-clicked, or a # if Option-clicked
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You can even set the qwerty keyboard to a spanish keyboard. Look into maemo.org 's forum. I have seen the topic there before on how to handle the languages, and I think with the language packs it shouldn't be a prob. The forum should answer any possible question you might have, the maemo/meego guys/gals are great at quick responses if you can't find what you're lookin for.
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No the keypad and OS is in English. But if you know by memory the SP or LA keypads (like me) you can select them without any problems.
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I honestly have no clue.. I bought the keyboard for a friend... Tho he ended up just getting a new laptop.. Not sure why.. Apologies I can't help more..
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From my experience you cannot change the system language only download other language keyboards. That being said there could be an option hidden deep in the menus I have not foud yet.
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Hello B. Pinto, Thanks for your interest, but ours are all English keyboards. I hope you're able to find one that is in Spanish.
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Hi Beth, the only reason I can immagine is that you might have the keyboard in another language. My Zero key in Spanish gives me zero and = Does this help?
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I am not familiar with this situation, but I can tell you that both keyboards are active at the same time. Any given key, from either keyboard, results in an identical code going to the processor regardless of which keyboard it comes from. Apparently the ASCII codes are identical for both keyboards, so language differences would be specific to the particular windows code that handles key assignment, rather than being differentiated by the specific keyboard.
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Sam, I apologize for the delay in answering your question, but I've been traveling and I wanted to wait until I could use my Brother printer again while considering your question. The keyboard is an English QWERTY keyboard, and I don't think there's any way to type or access Spanish letters, even if the computer-connectable option is used. The best way to get an authoritative answer, though, is to contact the company directly. You can find e-mail or phone contact information at the company's website, which is "http://www.brother-usa.com/askus/default.aspx?PGID=101&R3ModelID;=PT2730#.U9cJkKNg8TA."Jerry Sam, I apologize for the delay in answering your question, but I've been traveling and I wanted to wait until I could use my Brother printer again while considering your question. The keyboard is an English QWERTY keyboard, and I don't think there's any way to type or access Spanish letters, even if the computer-connectable option is used. The best way to get an authoritative answer, though, is to contact the company directly. You can find e-mail or phone contact information at the company's website, which is... » Read More Sam, I apologize for the delay in answering your question, but I've been traveling and I wanted to wait until I could use my Brother printer again while considering your question. The keyboard is an English QWERTY keyboard, and I don't think there's any way to type or access Spanish letters, even if the computer-connectable option is used. The best way to get an authoritative answer, though, is to contact the company directly. You can find e-mail or phone contact information at the company's website, which is "http://www.brother-usa.com/askus/default.aspx?PGID=101&R3ModelID;=PT2730#.U9cJkKNg8TA."Jerry « Show Less