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This article is from the Lefthanders FAQ, by Barry D. Benowitz b.benowitz@telesciences.com with numerous contributions by others.
Peter Wood <paw@interserv.com> tells us that he has
had good success using inexpensive peripheral equipment, since
its not designed in a way that would make it uncomfortable for
left-handers to use (or for right-handers) but avoids the
re-learning process. He thinks that left-handed adaption
skills are sufficient as long as the device doesn't exhibit a
a strong bias.
Continue to:
society, social trends, left-handers, lefty, left-handed, left-handedness test, lefthanded> <title>38. Where can I get a Left Handed Computer Keyboard. </title> </head> <body> <ad name=
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