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    This document discusses different types of keyboard technologies. It explains that some keyboards use non-mechanical keys that do not have complete physical circuits. When a non-mechanical key is pressed, it moves a small plate connected to it which causes a signal to flow through the keyboard matrix. The processor detects this change and interprets it as a key press. Mechanical keyboards use rubber domes, membranes, metal contacts, and foam to provide different levels of tactile and auditory feedback when keys are pressed. One type of mechanical keyboard uses small, flexible rubber domes centered with hard carbon that complete a circuit when pressed down on the keyboard matrix.

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    This document discusses different types of keyboard technologies. It explains that some keyboards use non-mechanical keys that do not have complete physical circuits. When a non-mechanical key is pressed, it moves a small plate connected to it which causes a signal to flow through the keyboard matrix. The processor detects this change and interprets it as a key press. Mechanical keyboards use rubber domes, membranes, metal contacts, and foam to provide different levels of tactile and auditory feedback when keys are pressed. One type of mechanical keyboard uses small, flexible rubber domes centered with hard carbon that complete a circuit when pressed down on the keyboard matrix.

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    Computer Keyboards 2-Arabic

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    This document discusses different types of keyboard technologies. It explains that some keyboards use non-mechanical keys that do not have complete physical circuits. When a non-mechanical key is pressed, it moves a small plate connected to it which causes a signal to flow through the keyboard matrix. The processor detects this change and interprets it as a key press. Mechanical keyboards use rubber domes, membranes, metal contacts, and foam to provide different levels of tactile and auditory feedback when keys are pressed. One type of mechanical keyboard uses small, flexible rubber domes centered with hard carbon that complete a circuit when pressed down on the keyboard matrix.

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