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A velocity-sensitive computer keyboard is a computer keyboard with keys which are velocity-sensitive (by analogy with musical keyboard keys).
A '''velocity-sensitive computer keyboard''' is a computer keyboard with keys which are velocity-sensitive (by analogy with musical keyboard keys).


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A velocity-sensitive computer keyboard is a computer keyboard with keys which are velocity-sensitive (by analogy with musical keyboard keys).

To quote myself:

I want a velocity-sensitive computer keyboard with appropriate software, for example:

  • Render my word processor as an old-school mechanical typewriter, like Dad had.
  • When I press a key slowly, make a faint mark for the character.
  • When I press a key very fast, display animated sparks and make a heavy, stochastic-blurred mark for the character.

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