Ask.MefI: What is the most comfortable (for typing) computer keyboard? ⇒
5 September 2006, lunch time
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5 September 2006, lunch time
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I use the MS Ergo Keyboard 4000 that someone linked to in the first few comments. I love it. I can’t imagine going back to a non-split keyboard, by the by. It also dissuades a lot of people from messing with my computer, as they apparently are incapable of typing properly. But this thing is much better for my wrists.
by Ben on September 5 2006, 1:59 pm #
Kinesis Contoured Advantage Pro
I’ve tried it and it’s really comfortable to the point where you refuse to move during the entire day other than typing.
Right now at work I use 2 keyboards (usb) connected to the same computer so my hands are about 2.5 to 3 feet apart from each other. It’s really comfortable and I don’t have to deal with a split keyboard telling me which finger to use for the middle keys and I can adjust the distance between my hands. That and one of the keyboards (right side) is a laptop with a stick-mouse so I never have to move my hands ever.
by Iluvitar on September 5 2006, 2:11 pm #
Your two keyboard solution seems a bit more cost effective than the Kinesis Contoured Advantage Pro. Damn that is expensive.
by ramanan on September 5 2006, 2:24 pm #