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The microsoft keyboards work well enough on Macs: http://david.rothlis.net/keyboards/microsoft_natural_osx/ http://david.rothlis.net/keyboards/microsoft_natural
by drothlis 13y ago
The microsoft keyboards work well enough on Macs:
http://david.rothlis.net/keyboards/microsoft_natural_osx/ http://david.rothlis.net/keyboards/microsoft_natural_osx/
- rpwilcox 13y agoThe Microsoft Natural Ergonomic Keyboard 4000 is just an awesome keyboard. I bought my first copy of this keyboard when my wrists started hurting about 5 years ago. It was the only keyboard in the store where my wrists didn't hurt just looking at the thing. (I solved my wrist problem by going to the physical therapist - they recommended stretches for my particular injury. I also took the arms off my office chair, as my particular injury was caused by resting my elbows too long on the armrest. AND I switched to the MS 4000 AND I switched to Dvorak.) I _thought_ the trick to many ergo keyboards was the split keyboard, so you can keep your wrists parallel to your forearms instead of having to bend your wrists out to get your fingers parallel to each other. But not sure how much of that is fact and how much of it is folklore.
- songzme 13y agoNice! I'm going to go with this keyboard based on your recommendation, because I also just switched to Dvorak and it's great to know that this keyboard worked for someone typing on Dvorak layout. Thank you!
- gregsq 13y agoDefinitely good. Have one myself. Just one issue seems to occur quite often, and that's that the space bar can either or both loud and sticky. And if your on the short keyboard welcome back to the number pad.