[chickydoda]

I would say that NFs tend to have a good speed due to interest in writing and blogging, and my ESFP friend is probably slow because the amount of time she spends infront of the computer is so small.

I know my typing got much much better when I started building my own websites (I was about 11), and again when I got into blogging.

 

[Lachesis]

I've written my whole life and I'm still a slow writer. Or perhaps my thoughts move slowly. And I have to correct the spelling all the time - fingers don't move in the right order. I do touch type though. Hmm... what to choose... I'm gonna say NTs just by hunch.

 

[Inguz]

I want to say ST, not SP. Based on this

Articles - Types and The Brain: The [Pseudo?]Science Behind MBTI

 

[aconite]

I think it's more of an individual skill. I type very very fast - I'm not sure of my type, though. My sister is an ENFJ and she types very fast too.

 

[Larzcode]

Inguz, that's an interesting chart.

Judging by how NTs stereotypically correlates with technology, I'm going for NT as well. Just as an average.

 

[Ikari_T]

Ha, I can't vote in this. I have no idea. My typing speed is 64 WPM the last I checked. On 10fastfingers.com, that speed is considered top 15%.

 

[koakuma]

Poor NF's. 0 votes. I think either NT or ST might type the fastest.

 

[imelikmasin]

I know 4 people who type over 100 wpm including myself, and 3 of us are INTPs, one is INFJ.