[Black Wolf]

A teacher once told me that the first instance of the keyboard had its keys arranged in alphabetical order.

http://www.abckeyboards.com/mike-husseys-easy-learn-keyboard.html

One of the more random products you'll see no doubt

[Grizzly]

That first reason. The lack of letterheads clashing is accurate.

I object. The first typewriters were that heavy that it was virtually impossible to make the letterheads clash at all. You really had to ram on the keys to do something. No one was able to type fast enough to make the letterheads clash.

[karajorma]

A teacher once told me that the first instance of the keyboard had its keys arranged in alphabetical order.

http://www.abckeyboards.com/mike-husseys-easy-learn-keyboard.html

One of the more random products you'll see no doubt

That's surely a satirical site. The comment about having patented the idea of alphabetising the keyboard keys is dead give away. What kind of retarded patent office would award someone a patent for that?

[Black Wolf]

It seems unbelieveable, and sone of the details on the site might be slightly inaccurate, but the product's real. I heard him talking about it on the radio (You can listen here if you're that interested). And it's not like Mike Hussey's an obscure figure in Australia who might be clued in on some kind of joke and just playing along. It's just a very odd product he's decided to brand.