- suitable for small hands,
- ergonomic (slightly tilted/curved, different hands' keys separated),
- has a number pad, F keys, arrows and insert/delete/home/end/page up/page down, and
- has a satisfying action (not too mushy; an audible click on key depression is ok).
Any suggestions? Do you love your keyboard?
This post's theme word: bosset, "a small protuberance or knob."
2 comments:
I have a kinesis at the Pratt office. I got it mostly for wrist issues, but it may suit your needs.
Let me know if you want to take it for a whirl.
I got a Happy Hacking Lite keyboard in freshman year after my last one bit the dust. I've loved it ever since and use it regularly at my desk. I would note that it doesn't have any special split-key ergonomics, but the keys have good action and they are all located close together. I should have let you use mine last weekend.
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