British keyboard - English or English International?

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hogmog

macrumors member

Original poster

• Nov 25, 2007

• #1

Have to confess to feeling a bit stupid asking this question but the UK Apple store doesn't appear to provide any adequate description to explain the difference between English and English International keyboards. I am looking to buy and therefore want to choose the correct one for use on a British / UK set-up.

Thanks for your help.

 

Soulman

macrumors regular

• Nov 25, 2007

• #2

English US vs. UK?

At a glance the US-Dollar and UK-Pound symblos was the only difference on my iphone

 

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matthewHUB

macrumors 6502a

• Nov 25, 2007

• #3

the pound as in # or the pound as in £?

the @ symbol is sometimes near the right-hand shift key, where my " is.

 

Soulman

macrumors regular

• Nov 25, 2007

• #4

the pound as in "£"

"the pound as in £?"

Yes the UK-Pound £ symbol.

 

MikeTheC

Guest

• Nov 25, 2007

• #5

Check this link out. It takes you to Apple's page on the differences in keyboard layouts. I think it'll answer your questions.

 

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hogmog

macrumors member

Original poster

• Nov 26, 2007

• #6

MikeTheC said:

Check this link out. It takes you to Apple's page on the differences in keyboard layouts. I think it'll answer your questions.

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Thanks. I think I can now safely assume the English keyboard offered in the store is the same as the British keyboard layout shown in the above link.

 

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Farakh

macrumors newbie

• Jan 2, 2010

• #7

the " and @ button are still at the wrong place, even on the British layout.