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Location: London
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not too keen on ergonomics myself - the problem is that your typing skills just dont tranfer between keyboards
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I don't know what's wrong with a flat keboard. Get a decent wrist pad and it's usally not too bad. I know one of my friends was mocking me because I got the "cheaper" flat Microsoft keyboard when he had the natural one...man I hate those curved ones!
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You know what keyboards drive me nuts? the ones that are split apart in the middle, so you have two sides for both hands. You should look into the Logitech wireless desktop, which has a super thin keyboard and mouse. The keyboard looks nice, but i'm not so sure about the mouse.
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Quote:
http://www.ergokey.com/Merchant2/mer...Code=Keyboards |
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