Well this is an ambiguous answer but is on track. It has been found that the current QWERTY layout of the keyboard is optimised for humans when processing information:
The QWERTY design is based on a layout created by Christopher Latham Sholes in 1873 in Milwaukee
there are some contemporary alternatives:
instead having the sequence "DHIATENSOR" in the home row, these 10 letters being capable of composing 70% of the words in the English language. but to date they have not been widley adopted
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The layout of the computer keyboard was borrowed from the typewriter because there had been millions of people using typewriter when the computer keyboard was designed. To minimize the re-training efforts, most of the keys on the keyboard were at the same position as they did on the typewriter.
When the Remington typewriter was designed in 1877, everything was mechanic. Each character was attached to a type bar. The major problem confronting the designers was that different type bars got stuck with each other when people typing fast. The keys were then arranged in such a way that most frequently used keys were far apart.
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yes they are
because they are...
The letters on an Arabic keyboard are arranged in exactly the same way as any other keyboard including English, and each Arabic letter corresponds to the correct letter in English.
Tradition and familiarity.
Modern keyboard keys are arranged according to the QWERTY design by Christopher Sholes.
they arranged it from the top row to the bracket on the keyboard.
The French type of keyboard is called "azerty" (vs the English "qwerty"). Link goes to image of the layout of the azerty keyboard.
because it is cool that way
The French type of keyboard is called "azerty" (vs the English "qwerty"). Link goes to image of the layout of the azerty keyboard.
Before keyboards, they used type writers and the letters got jammed so they reorganized the keyboard so the letters wouldn't get jammed when they typed.
because the inventor of the keyboards last name was qwerty
They are arranged to put the most used characters, in English, within the shortest distance of the strongest fingers. In order for the strong fingers, these are - EATONSIHR.