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The Truth of QWERTY. Saturday, May 30, 2015. E Remington and Sons, a company that was then primarily known for manufacturing firearms, purchased Sholes's patent in 1873. After making a few additional mechanical improvements, like adding a Shift key to allow typists to switch between capital and lowercase letters, Remington began mass-producing typewriters that featured the QWERTY layout, with the intent of selling them to the business market, in 1874. -. Posted by Koichi Yasuoka at 3:31 PM. But Mr. W...

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The Truth of QWERTY. Saturday, May 30, 2015. E Remington and Sons, a company that was then primarily known for manufacturing firearms, purchased Sholes's patent in 1873. After making a few additional mechanical improvements, like adding a Shift key to allow typists to switch between capital and lowercase letters, Remington began mass-producing typewriters that featured the QWERTY layout, with the intent of selling them to the business market, in 1874. -. Posted by Koichi Yasuoka at 3:31 PM. But Mr. W...