The Wlonk is a patented new style of computer input device that is vastly superior to the existing standard. Users learn it quickly, key almost as fast as they think, and are no longer in danger of repetitive strain injury. They get ten times the functionality with one tenth the keys.
Manufacturing costs are much lower, and a single design can satisfy all languages in all markets.
Speech and handwriting recognition are improving and can fill some needs, but these technologies will be of limited utility even when they are perfected. Imagine, for instance, hand writing the source code for a sizeable application, or dictating confidential letters in a busy office. Fast, efficient ways to put words into computers are necessary now, and will continue to be necessary in the foreseeable future. Unfortunately, what we have now is neither fast, nor efficient. It is far easier to learn than other systems, even other chording systems.