AccuType Keyboard

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Provided by the ASK Keyboard Dictionary

Category: Concepts Origin: Official

"AccuType Keyboard" was Lenovo's marketing name for an island-style keyboard design introduced in the early 2010s as a more compact replacement for its previous "classic" keyboard designs. AccuType Keyboards typically have 80 to 90 keys but can be larger with a numeric keypad, and most 1-unit or larger keycaps have a curved bottom edge. In recent years, the curve has been removed for keys that are not alphabetic or numeric. AccuType Keyboards are intended for Lenovo's consumer PC devices such as IdeaPad and (non-ThinkPad (Yoga) - the ThinkPad equivalent to AccuType is the Lenovo Precision Keyboard.

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ASK. Admiral Shark's Keyboards original content. License/note: CC BY-NC-SA 4.0.

Lenovo - Parts - Yoga Book 9 13IRU8 - Type 82YQ [accessed 2023-11-07]. License/note: photos used under fair dealing.

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