What does a Chinese computer keyboard look like?

Answer by  RandomDan (489)

They normally look very similar to a standard 104-key keyboard with the exception that most keys are able to display multiple characters depending on a toggle key.

Answer by  worker2794 (25)

It look like same has others , but one change in the keyboard blog with Engling Alphabets, Chinese language (bloggers) is printed. this keyboard is called self - promoting Chinese language blogger. Deniel Engber discribed the funny keyboards they give to court stenographers and talking chimpenzees. Clive Thompson gushed abour the new keypad design on the black berry 7100t

Answer by  DanTycoon (42)

The Chinese computer keyboard looks similar to a QWERTY keyboard that you may be using. However, there is a slight difference to account for all of the Chinese characters that they need to use. Each key also has different Chinese symbols that they can use to create Chinese characters.

Answer by  Sting1 (686)

A chinese keyboard looks like a regular QWERTY keyboard, although it might have additional symbols along with the standard latin keys. In China, most computer users type out using the standard keys. To generate a character, you type out its sound according to a transliteration system and then the computer converts it.