Product Description
Bend your arms at the elbows and hold your hands straight out. See how your hands naturally position themselves at a slight inward angle toward each other? Notice how this angle matches the angle of the split-keypad on the ErgoBoard Natural Design Keyboard. It lets you work more comfortably by helping you type with your hands, wrists, and forearms in a more relaxed posture. The ErgoBoard Natural Design Keyboard incorporates more than just an ergonomic design, it also includes a tactile key switch, an integrated palm rest and adjustable typing heights. This keyboard still has the familiar layout that you are used to. Using a QuietType membrane with soft tactile keys will ensure ease of use and a comfortable feel. With a 15 million keystroke operating life and a jumbo sized Enter key, you can expect reliable and convenient performance for years to come.
Customer Reviews:
The 'perfect' keyboard.......2007-09-03
I have had several of these and would definitely suggest this to anyone with arm and wrist pains due to extensive and repetitive typing. The shape of the keyboard helps alleviate the pains. It is larger than your typical keyboard, so make some space on your desk. Also, this has a PS2 connection, so you will need a PS2 to USB cable if you are going to use it with new machines that only have USB ports (like Dells).
Good keyboard overall, but ..........2007-07-12
It is what it is. It's a good Ergonomic PS/2 keyboard. My only warning is that if your a quick typer be prepared for a learning curve as the keys are "stiff". Being use to logitech keyboards (which have a soft touch), I missed a lot of keys until I got use to how much pressure I need to sucessfully create a keystroke.
Letters wear off!.......2007-05-18
This is a wonderful keyboard with correct "6" spacing and excellent comfort level. It has been very durable for the 3 months that I have owned it. In fact, everything is perfect about this keyboard except that the letters have all worn off. Yes, I am a medical transcriptionist and type 40+ hours a week on this. I know this is a lot of use, but I keep remembering the IBM Selectrics that I learned on in high school that were 30 years old but still had all the letters intact. Even the paint on the symbol keys is wearing off, which could be a problem as I don't have these memorized.
I am really irritated about the cheapo letter paint. I hope it isn't toxic as I have absorbed it all in my fingertips.
Great Keyboard.......2007-04-07
This is an excellent keyboard for those of you who spend all day typing. I got my wife this keyboard and she says her wrists and hands feel much better then her old style keyboard. If you have wrist pain due to poor ergonomics and all day on the computer, this may just be the keyboard for you. Takes a few days to get used to with the layout, but it makes a world of difference and is worth the temporary setback.
Best ergo board out there... take it from a professional typist.......2007-01-19
I'm a professional medical transcriptionist of 12 years. It's my job to type over 2000 lines of text a day. I have carpal tunnel syndrome in both hands. I NEED a good, dependable ergo keyboard that will keep my speed up and pain down.
I was using the new Microsoft keyboard until I developed a twitch in my right thumb that was so severe that pens started falling out of my hand. Not so good. Not so ergo.
Don't mistake this keyboard for the Ergoboard PRO. That is also made by Belkin but feels totally different and is very fatiguing for extensive typing.
This one has a clicky, very tactile keyboard (translated: it's noisy), and some people don't like that, so just be aware. Yes, the "power" button is really annoying. Just pop it off. And keep it, and make a bracelet out of your collection of them when you have to replace the keyboard after about 5 months (at my level of usage, so that probably translates to 1-2 years for other users).... because the space bar will wear out and stop working. And you'll want the same keyboard again. And you'll have a subsequent collection of dismembered "power" keytops. Cool jewelry.... power bracelet ;-)
Anyway, I see it's getting hard to find, hope they aren't on the outs. I love them... they are worth replacing every few months.
Product Description
The Adesso Tru-From Pro features a contoured, split key design for ergonomic comfort with a Built-in Touchpad. The innovative touchpad includes Left & Right mouse buttons and built-in wrist support. With 8 hot keys and a stylish ergonomic design, this keyboard adds dynamic features and vibrant looks to any desktop. The Glidepoint Touchpad navigates, scrolls, zooms, accesses files, and enters data all with just a light touch of the finger. Split-key and 3D design conforms to your natural arm and hand positions, reducing tension in shoulders, arms and wrists. Dimensions - 19.25 x 10.75 x 2
Customer Reviews:
Perfect Keyboard for Me!.......2007-10-10
The Tru-form Pro Media Contoured Ergo Touchpad keyboard helps so much with the pain in my arm and the numbness in my fingers. I love having the touchpad in the center, because I can use it with my left or right hand easily.
Space bar does not hold up under heavy use........2007-09-26
This keyboard has all the features I was looking for in a keyboard. I do heavy typing 10 hours a day, and I wanted the wrist support, the ergonomic design and the convenient touch pad. I was very happy with the keyboard when it arrived, but I have noticed 2 major drawbacks. First, the divided space bar is a problem. After 6 months of working with my first keyboard, the right space bar stopped functioning normally, making a crunch with every depression, often not connecting. I purchased an identical keyboard, and within 2 months, the same thing happened to the right spacebar. I contacted Adesso, and they would not exchange the first keyboard because I had had it over 9 months. I am still waiting for them to decide on whether they will exchange the second keyboard for a different model. Second, the action of individual keys is dependent on hitting them at the proper angle. If you hit off angle, the keys crunch a little (like the spacebar). As long as you remember than the contact angle on an eronomic keyboard is different, the keys work fine.
Not the correct keyboard.......2007-03-29
This keyboard was supposed to come with a USB adapter, and it didn't. I contacted Amazon and they sent me the same thing again! I had to buy the USB outfitted keyboard from another vendor entirely. It was a big disappointment.
Pretty good if you don't mind having stiff keys........2006-06-16
I previously had the PCK-308T and it lasted five years (until I dropped something heavy on it). I don't like light touch keyboards, so the stiffness of the Tru-Form keyboards doesn't bother me (they do ease with use). It seems that Adesso has redesigned some of the keys back to how they were on the PCK-308T, the backspace key is now back to double size, the \ key is back on the second row, and the enter key is back to it's regular size. I like that Adesso has moved mouse buttons to below the touch pad (the buttons on the PCK-308T were awkward). I was pretty happy with my last Tru-Form keyboard and this one seems to be just as good.
Go with the PCK-308T.......2005-12-30
I agree with the previous reviewer about the backspace key placement. Making it smaller doesn't make sense at all. Not to mention the "\" key.
The mouse click buttons were always a problem with adesso keyboards. Click buttons were always harder than the original stand-alone Cirque touchpads. So no surprise there.
Yes, Adesso discontinued PCK-308TB but not the PCK-308T, which it is white instead of black. It is up to you to decided between comfort and estetics.
Product Description
Rainbow optical mouse 800 dpi 7 rainbow LED colors Ergonomic design Black
Product Description
Make it a better PC with the worlds best selling optical technology for an incredibly quick, smooth and precise tracking. This mouse is the ideal choice when standardizing from ball-based product to performance, optical technology you've come to expect from Logitech.State-of-the-art optical sensors provide the smoothest tracking on most work surfaces. Since there are no moving parts, optical mice require less maintenance and will outlast traditional ball-base mice.The contoured shape is designed for user comfort, and the scroll wheel allows easy navigation of large documents and websites in all common applications.
Customer Reviews:
Can't beat the price+performance.......2007-12-10
I picked up this mouse for about $10 and I've been pleased with its performance. Here's the rundown:
PROS:
* Price
* Optical sensor - movement is very fluid on a Mac
* Easy to hold in your hand
CONS:
* It doesn't include some of the bells and whistles that most people have come to expect of mice.
* It has a very long cord, which I don't quite understand. Most people have their mouse next to their computer, so having a long cord doesn't make sense.
SUMMARY: The buttons click well, the scroll button is very accurate, and the optical sensor is right on. For $10, you have no reason to complain about the lack of bells and whistles. If you're looking for a basic mouse and you just need something to work well out of the box, then this mouse is for you. If you're looking to spend more money on something that includes more functionality, then look elsewhere.
PC/MAC COMPATIBILITY: I'm running OS X 10.3.9 on a 800mhz iMac and both buttons and the scroll wheel behave exactly like they would on a PC with no downloads.
If and when it ships.......2007-03-18
Ordered this to replace a failed eight-year old wheel mouse. Don't really know how good or bad it is since Amazon's estimate shipping time will be the end of May. I ORDERED THE ITEM AT THE BEGINNING OF MARCH. DOES IT TAKE THREE MONTHS TO PROCESS THIS?
Product Description
This flexible keyboard takes mobility to new heights with its compact, versatile design. Full functionality includes a numeric keypad and USB and PS/2 compatibility.
Customer Reviews:
Takes getting used to.......2007-08-09
It's a little tough getting used to. You have to hit the center of the keys or it won't work. Lives up to its other features fine.
Product Description
The Lifetime Designer INUSCY keyboard is an enhanced 105-key Windows compatible keyboard ideal for designers, artists, architects, and users who consider aesthetics and style in their hardware purchases. Its sleek, contoured shape is stylish and graceful on the desktop, and comes exclusively in black for a bold look. The keys are factory tested to withstand over 20 million keystrokes, providing the ultimate in comfort and durability. The keyboard also features three Windows application keys. Attractive pricing and distinct styling make the Designer a stylish alternative to traditional keyboards. Now shipping with Ergo Technology. Most keyboards use a standard 55 grams of force required to register every key, Ergo Technology has 5 different levels of force. From 35 grams to 80 grams - that correspond to the strength of the finger that touches the keys. The result is more comfort for your hands.
Product Description
The Targus AKB14USZ Desktop PS/2 Keyboard features a full-size 104-key QWERTY layout for maximum comfort. This keyboard meets corporate IT standards for its quality construction which makes the touch and feel of the keycaps exceptional. Complete compatibility (no software drivers required) enables easy and convenient connection through your PS/2 port.
Product Description
It's safe to say that you interact with your keyboard more than any other part of your system. It should be easy and comfortable to use. Function and reliability should be standard. IBM knows this. That's why IBM's broad selection of keyboards is designed with human engineering considered first and built to be compatible with your diverse needs.IBM brings ease of use, comfort, and durability to your fingers with the new IBM Preferred Pro full-size keyboard. The detachable palm rest, adjustable tilt, and two-meter cable provide flexibility and comfort. A solid construction houses 104 quiet keys, including three Windows keys.
Customer Reviews:
Making you a fool - wrong picture of keyboard - as they sent you ordinary one.......2007-08-23
Bozzos send ordinary keyboard when they have picture of the one with mouse in it. I want my money back - have to spend double the money to return it. I want to sue them ... A*(&*(&*(
Product Description
The Lifetime Trackball keyboard is a 104-key Windows Compatible keyboard featuring a built-in trackball. It's the perfect solution for users looking to make the move to a trackball and reduce desktop clutter.Like all Lifetime products, the Trackball keyboard is an example of innovative design and engineering. The trackball is ergonomically located below the spacebar for convenient operation - you can move your cursor without lifting your hands from the keyboard. Maintenance is a snap, since the retaining ring is easily removed for cleaning.Other features include an oversized L-shaped Enter key and three Windows application keys.
Product Description
Customized all your additional laser engraved printing keys to expedite and thoroughly utilize your computer usage time. Customized all your additional laser engraved printing keys to expedite and thoroughly utilize your computer usage time.
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