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I switched about a month ago to a SafeType keyboard[^1], which is a "vertical keyboard". My first thoughts went to the Microsoft Natural Ergonomic 4000, but I c
by gglanzani 15y ago
I switched about a month ago to a SafeType keyboard[^1], which is a "vertical
keyboard". My first thoughts went to the Microsoft Natural Ergonomic 4000, but
I could find a second-hand SafeType for slightly more than 1/10th of its price.
So I really could not say no. The experience is that I don't need to take
"wrist breaks", i.e. breaks I took every 10 minutes when I was furiously typing
(like I do now), but I only stop every 50 minutes or so.
Of course a vertical keyboard is way better for you wrists than (almost) any
other keyboard, but still anything ergonomic is way better than anything
not ergonomic.
[^1]: http://safetype.com/ http://safetype.com/