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Article #3407Re: Chinese character input scheme -- call for references
From: Ron Stafford
Date: Tue, 27 Dec 1988 14:53
Date: Tue, 27 Dec 1988 14:53
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> >HP has offered full KANJI support for quite a number of years. KANJI is used >in Japan and consist of approximately 30,000-50,000 ideograms. Rather than >using a keystroke approach as given above (highly impractical), a very special >terminal is employed. This terminal allows any of the 30K-50K ideograms to >be entered with a single keystroke. Note that each character in the KANJI >languague is represented by 16-bits. WOW!!! HP has a keyboard with 50,000 keys. How long does it take to learn touch typing on this monster?
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