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I did a radical switch to an Alphagrip keyboard, which is still membrane switches (as far as I can tell). No more random twinges of pain. The primary difference
by lfowles 12y ago
I did a radical switch to an Alphagrip keyboard, which is still membrane switches (as far as I can tell). No more random twinges of pain. The primary difference is that I no longer wrest my wrists on anything (even a gel type pad), but it could also be that I don't use as much force to activate the keys when my fingers are already there.
- melling 12y agoThis "game controller"? http://www.amazon.com/iGrip-Ergonomic-Keyboard-by-AlphaGrip/dp/B000O8AOO0 http://www.amazon.com/iGrip-Ergonomic-Keyboard-by-AlphaGrip/... How effective are you with it? Looks like a bit of a learning curve.
- lfowles 12y agoYep, that's the one! I can get around ~60wpm (100wpm on a qwerty keyboard) with normal text and passable at programming. Took about a month of daily typing lessons to get that fast and I still need a regular keyboard around for annoying key combos.