How to analyze quantitative data gained from repeated measure experiment?

I am new here, so I hope this question is on topic and comprehensive. I understand a little bit about statistics, but my knowledge of what methods to use in real case scenarios is a rather limited.

I am wanting to statistically analyse whether a physical keyboard is faster and more accurate to type on than a touchscreen keyboard. I have completed a cross-over repeated measure experiment that contained a control (membrane keyboard and smartphone touchscreen kb) and a experiment (mechanical keyboard and tablet touchscreen kb) where subjects were randomly divided into groups, like the following:

                 Session 1  |   Session 2
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Group A ---> Control    |   Experiment
Group B ---> Experiment |   Control


The data acquired provided me with a single metric that was the word per minute minus the percentage of errors (accuracy).

With the data how can i statistically analyse whether or not the physical keyboard is faster and more accurate to type on than a soft / touchscreen keyboard?

Is it even relevant to even have tested on the mechanical and tablet keyboard if all i want to obtain information regarding which input method has greater accuracy and speed?

• Can you expand on you last paragraph? – mdewey Oct 19 '16 at 7:16