Here is a list of different types of electronic keyboards and pianos. Each has their own unique features suitable for different applications.
1. Electronic Keyboards (often smaller, portable with 76, 61 or less keys with lots of sounds and rhythms and velocity sensitivity keys)
2. Arranger Keyboards (loaded with sounds and rhythms and sequencing,these keyboards are a great introduction to music recording and production, and live performance. Often medium sized yet portable usually with 76 and 61 velocity sensitivity keys) Work Stations (for the serious music maker, these keyboards are basically personal computers with keys these and don't come cheap).
3. Synthesizers - for those who want to create electronic sounds. Although you can buy 88 key synthesizers, these keyboards are typically smaller, sometimes only 25 keys. Also, these keyboards tend to have many buttons not recommended for learning piano as they can prove absorbing/distracting depending on your viewpoint.
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