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Henry Mill patents the first typing machine in London, though it was never manufactured -
Pellegrino Turri invents a typing machine for the blind, introducing the concept of carbon copies -
Christopher Latham Sholes patents the first practical typewriter, which later becomes the Remington typewriter -
The Remington Company begins mass marketing typewriters. -
The Dvorak Simplified Keyboard layout is patented, offering an alternative to the QWERTY layout. -
Introduces the idea of typing balls, which eliminated typing jams. -
The first computer keyboard is developed for the MIT Whirlwind computer. -
The introduction of mechanical keyboards, which become popular for their durability and tactile feedback. -
The rise of membrane keyboards, which are quieter and cheaper to produce. -
Wireless keyboards provided more flexibility and convenience. -
The resurgence of mechanical keyboards, especially among gamers and typists.