[clug] Re:Ergonomic keyboards
Rodney Peters
rpeters at pcug.org.au
Thu May 10 03:34:42 GMT 2007
I got a Belkin USB ergonomic keyboard from Hardly Normal in Fyshwick. $20
Layout much the same as M$, but the "feel" of the keypress is a bit short &
stiff for my liking. Might be OK to cart around with a laptop though.
Those who type by "hunt & peck" are likely to hate ergonomic keyboards from
whatever manufacturer.
Rod
On Thursday 10 May 2007 12:26:10 linux-request at lists.samba.org wrote:
> From:
> Michael James <clug3 at james.st>
> To:
> CLUG List <linux at lists.samba.org>
> Date:
> Today 10:04:32
>
> Hey, here's something that Microsoft do Very well, Keyboards!
>
> I've just gotten a "Microsoft Natural Ergonomic Keyboard 4000 v1.0".
> (USB based, $69 from the ANU Union PC shop)
>
> It's way different from anything I've seen before,
> but as soon as you lay your hands on it
> you wonder why all keyboards aren't like this.
>
> It has a raised front edge with a nice wrist-rest,
> and the keys slope down to the sides and back.
>
> Wrists dead straight, no twisting to flatten hands.
>
> Key action is superb, nice, springy, yields-all-at-once.
>
> In comfort, it's like a couch to a kitchen chair.
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