A typewriter is typically made of metal, plastic, and rubber components. The main body and keys are usually made of metal for durability, while plastic parts such as key covers and the housing provide a decorative and functional aspect. Rubber is used for components like the platen roller and feed rollers for smooth operation.
The diameter of a period on a typewriter is 3 mm.
Typewriters are typically made of various materials including metal (such as steel and aluminum), plastic, rubber, and glass. The body of a typewriter is often made of metal for durability, while plastic parts are used for components like keys and covers. Rubber is used for the platen and other parts that need to provide friction or cushioning. Glass may be used for the keys or typebars.
The typewriter was invented to provide a faster and more efficient way of writing and producing documents than handwritten manuscripts. It also standardized the appearance of written text, making communication more legible and professional.
There has always been the need to communicate and a machine was made that would make life easier for a writer. In 1867 Christopher Sholes, Carlos Glidden and Samuel Soule invented the first practical mechanical typewriter. The idea behind the typewriter was to apply the concept of movable type developed by Gutenberg in the invention of the printing press. In 1714 a patent something like a typewriter was granted to a man named Henry Mill in England in 1714. There is no example of his machine that exists today, but in 1829 William Burt from Detroit Michigan patented his typographer which had characters arranged on a rotating frame. His machine was hard to use and often took longer than to just sit down and write something by hand. Finally, in 1867 the men mentioned above made the first useful typewriter. In 1874 the Remington Model 1 was the first commercial typewriter and sold. The first electric typewriter was made and sold in 1872 by Edison, but these were not common until the 1950's. An electronic typewriter with "memory" first appeared in 1978 (I had one of these).
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ING made the first typewriter
Christopher Sholes created the typewriter in 1867.
The first typewriter was called the "blind typewriter" because the early models did not have a visible carriage. This made it difficult for the typist to see the letters as they were being typed, hence the term "blind typewriter."
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The first writing machine was in 1714 and in 1829 the typographer was made. In 1868 Sholes made the typewriter and in 1872 Edison makes the first electric typewriter . The idea of the typewriter began with the development of moveable type in Germany in 1434. So, it really didn't replace anything, but was a further development.
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TYPEWRITER is the longest word that can be made using the letters only on one row of the keyboard if you know another fact add it in but it has to be true!!
The last typewriter made in Great Britain was at Brother's UK factory in Wrexham and was donated to the Science Museum in London. It was not the last typewriter made, however, as Swintec still makes and sells new typewriters with clear cases for use in US prisons (although they will sell to non-governmental buyers).
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A manual typewriter is the typewriter that was used before the Electric Typewriter was invented.