The first US commercial general-purpose programable electronic digital computer UNIVAC I, introduced in 1951 by Remington Rand had a keyboard on its operator console.
Earlier computers may also have had keyboards, it is hard to track down specifics on all the early "one off" machines. ENIAC (1946) and the ABC (1942) had no keyboard; however data entry for both machines was done using IBM 016 Keypunches, which did have keyboards.
typewriters: -gave women the opportunity to work-introduced the QWERTY keyboard which would become the standard keyboard-paved the way for computers as well
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Sometimes, some computers include keyboard input devices and some computers don't. It depends on the purpose of the computer.
In 1981
keyboard, screen, mouse
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Computers no.. id just get a laptop so the keyboard is attached to the screen.
Fault between keyboard and chair.
When you mom was born