【No. 0178】Apple Wireless Keyboard
Jun 14, 2015 20:49
Yesterday, I bought an Apple wireless keyboard (US) on the net auction.
The reason why I bought the US version keyboard is that just it looks cool.
In most of the Japanese keyboard, hiragana are printed, though we rarely use hiragana input system.
We mainly use romaji input system, so there is no need to be printed hiragana on keyboards.
Above all, keyboards that hiragana are printed don't look cool.
Now, I'm satisfied.
The reason why I bought the US version keyboard is that just it looks cool.
In most of the Japanese keyboard, hiragana are printed, though we rarely use hiragana input system.
We mainly use romaji input system, so there is no need to be printed hiragana on keyboards.
Above all, keyboards that hiragana are printed don't look cool.
Now, I'm satisfied.
Corrections (1)
No. 1 Timmy
- The reason why I bought the US version keyboard is that just it looks cool.
- The reason why I bought the US version of the keyboard is that it just looks (so) cool.
- In most of the Japanese keyboard, hiragana are printed, though we rarely use hiragana input system.
- In most of the Japanese keyboards, hiragana (symbols) are printed on the keys, though we rarely use hiragana input system.
- We mainly use romaji input system, so there is no need to be printed hiragana on keyboards.
- We mainly use romaji input system, so there is no need in hiragana to be printed on keyboards.
- Above all, keyboards that hiragana are printed don't look cool.
- Above all, keyboards with hiragana on them don't look cool.
I'm certainly with you on that. English-only keyboards looks so clean compared to bilingual ones.
Toru
Thank you very much for correcting my post! :)
Yeah, I think bilingual keyboards don't fit to mac's design concept.
Thank you very much for correcting my post! :)
Yeah, I think bilingual keyboards don't fit to mac's design concept.
Timmy
You are welcome! ^_^
You are welcome! ^_^