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This article is from the Ergonomics and Typing Injury FAQ, by Dan Wallach dwallach@cs.princeton.edu with numerous contributions by others.
Maxi Switch, Inc.
Phone
602-294-5450
Fax
602-294-6890
Price
$99 + $19.95 for a separate 40-key keypad
Compatibility
PC
Shipping
apparently not
Each half of the main keyboard can be independently raised/angled. An
optional keypad, and an integrated wrist-rest / thumb trackball is
available.
An intrepid net-reporter claims he called Maxi Switch and they said they
decided not to manufacture this keyboard. Too bad.
Continue to:
health, ergonomics, furniture, mouse, keyboard, typing injury, prevention, treatment, monitor, occupational overuse syndrome, wrist, chair
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