How China Won the Keyboard Battle: a.k.a. An authoritative sounding YouTuber gets is all wrong

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How China Won the Keyboard Battle: a.k.a. An authoritative sounding YouTuber gets is all wrong

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china@latte.isnot.coffee · 1 year ago

How China Won The KEYBOARD Battle

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An interesting arc: Shenzhen, keyboard, something about computer development. Sadly, it all went to pieces quickly.

Can you spot the inconsistencies, lost opportunities and flagrant cuo in this short video?

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