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--- knowledge_base:keyboard_layouts [2019/10/20 03:39] – [Form Factors] chaffree
+++ knowledge_base:keyboard_layouts [2019/10/21 23:06] (current) – chaffree
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 ===== Layout =====
-Different layouts can be used on 60%, 65%, 75%, TKL, and full-size keyboards. It is important to understand key units when venturing into different layouts to ensure your key sets have proper coverage. [[knowledge_base:keycap_materials_and_legends|Key Units]] Please note that many pcbs support various combinations of these layouts so use this as a reference to key placement and size.
+Different layouts can be used on 60%, 65%, 75%, TKL, and full-size keyboards. It is important to understand key units when venturing into different layouts to ensure your key sets have proper coverage [[knowledge_base:keycap_materials_and_legends|Key Units]]. Please note that many pcbs support various combinations of these layouts so use this as a reference to key placement and size.
 **Standard ANSI** - 6.25u spacebar, 1.25u bottom row, full-size right shift.
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-**Condensed full-size** - Full-size form factor condensed into one continuous layout
+**Condensed 1800** - Condensed version of 1800 form factor.
-{{:knowledge_base:layouts:compactfull.jpg?400|}}
+{{:knowledge_base:layouts:1800.jpg?400|}}
-**1800** - Similar to condensed full-size but with spacing, generally includes a 1.75u right shift.
+**96key** - 1800 form factor condensed into one continuous layout.
-{{:knowledge_base:layouts:1800.jpg?400|}}
+{{:knowledge_base:layouts:compactfull.jpg?400|}}