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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.
New Zealand Electronic Research
Phone
(+64) 03-365-5434
FAX
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E-Mail
gwells@nzer.co.nz
Price
NZ$85 (approx. US$70, but who knows these days?)
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Compatibility
PC now, Mac later
KeyBreak is a hardware device which plugs between your keyboard and
computer and forces you to take regular breaks by first beeping at you and
then locking your keyboard if you don't pay attention.
The device adjusts the break times to train you to eventually take regular
breaks.
Continue to:
health, ergonomics, furniture, mouse, keyboard, typing injury, prevention, treatment, monitor, occupational overuse syndrome, wrist, chair
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