You beat me to the comment I wanted to make. I was impressed by the Datahand when it first came out -- I could touch type even then, but I could not afford the

You beat me to the comment I wanted to make. I was impressed by the Datahand when it first came out -- I could touch type even then, but I could not afford the device (I was a third-world high school student). Very sad that such a good product had to die because of bad management. 20 years of touch typing has taken a toll on my finger joints. I could really use a modern version of the Datahand. I'd gladly pay twice the price of a regular ergonomic keyboard for one.