AZERTY keyboards for French Pre Plus and Pixi Plus 20

That is a stupid reply. He did not ask what is Azerty, he asked Why AZERTY?
The QWERTY layout, which was patented in 1868, was specifically designed to avoid the jamming of keys on the earliest mechanical typewriters, which were mass-produced by the firearms manufacturer, Remington. On the earliest typewriters, the typebars supporting neighbouring keys would often become locked together when activated in quick succession. The QWERTY layout was therefore devised so that the letters most frequently occurring next to each other in the English language would be positioned as far apart as possible on the keyboard, and so be least likely to jam against each other.

The AZERTY layout appeared in France in the last decade of the 19th century as a variation on certain American QWERTY typewriters. Its exact origins eluded historians as well as pioneers and advocates of typewriters. At the start of the 20th century, the French