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Among IBM compatible, how many keys does the most common keyboard layout of IBM enhanced keyboard have?

Among IBM compatible, how many keys does the most common keyboard layout of IBM enhanced keyboard have? Correct Answer 100

The correct option is 3 i.e. 100

  • The 100 key is the most common keyboard layout of IBM enhanced keyboards.
  • The 101 is the advanced versions of the IBM enhanced keyboard which was released in the United States.
  • 102 key versions were released for the European users.
  • IBM stands for International Business Machines which is headquartered at Armonk, U.S.A.

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