
decidedly different from an IBM and both of them from a Compaq. And MacIntosh boards, as demonstrated by the old-style board to the right, are different yet.
And then there are keyboards in a different physical configuration; the keys are still QWERTY but the actual board is made of a different substance: they are larger or smaller, with an apron or without, ergonomic or not.

Above is an example of keys encased in rubber and a board that is therefore flexible. Useful in situations where the user either can't support the weight of a hard plastic board or needs it to mold to their body, as a patient or disabled person who is not in an upright position.
These rubber boards come in a variety of colours and are excellent for use under circumstances where cleanliness is important, as in child care centres, community centres and again, under hospital/patient care situations. The boards are waterproof and can therefore be washed.

Having the dolls hold the keyboard elevated to give the effect of a continual flow of information completes the message. Preparation for this Quirky B entailed washing and drying the dolls before they lost their heads.

Thank-you for stopping by.
Shannon Lee