The first commercially successful typewriter, manufactured in quantity beginning in 1874, surely fue

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The first commercially successful typewriter, manufactured in quantity beginning in 1874, surely fueled the knowledge revolution of the time. It used the QWERTY keyboard found on later typewriters—and eventually found on computer keyboards.

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