Thanks for the suggestion, Tracy. FWIW I never cared for the original ergonomic keyboards: the two halves of the keyboard were too widely separated for my preference, and while the wrist and incline angle felt sort of natural at first, in actual use the keys weren't where my muscle memory said they should be, which made touch typing a hassle. Maybe the design changes since then are worth another look, though.


>If you like the natural keyboards, I have this one at work and love it:
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>http://www.microsoft.com/hardware/mouseandkeyboard/productdetails.aspx?pid=043
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>(The natural ergonomic keyboard 4000)
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>I have the older 1st edition of the natural keyboard at home and still use it. I hated (ABSOLUTELY hated) the models in between...