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Microsoft's Natural Keyboard
RSI (Repetitive Strain Injury) is a problem you have to experience before you can write it off and a namby-pamby made up affliction; I have lost count of how many people I have heard ask "How you could possibly hurt yourself while sat on your PC?" I have actually experienced it myself on numerous occasions and I can assure you it is far from pleasant; the burning present in both arms was more than I could simply shrug off!
Fortunately RSI is something that is very easily avoidable if you take the right measures. In previous articles I've talked about the importance of posture and taking regular breaks but this week I'm going to talk about a design of keyboard that I've been using for years to minimise the likelihood of these conditions resurfacing.
Microsoft range of "Natural" keyboards has been in circulation since the mid 90's and their aim is to put a halt to various RSI injuries and carpel tunnel syndrome. As I regrettably can't include images in these articles I will attempt to illustrate the design of the keyboard through words. Quite simply it is similar to a normal keyboard but is divided in the middle and the two halves are positioned at a slant away from each other. The central part of the keyboard is elevated a little and slopes downhill gradually to the edge.
A couple of years ago Microsoft introduced the Microsoft Natural Keyboard 4000 which is the keyboard that I have just upgraded to and will be reviewing today. In addition to the split that I spoke about above, this keyboard is actually elevated at the front and then slopes backwards resulting in the space bar being the highest key rather than the lowest, as it would be on a conventional keyboard. A non removable wrist rest is literally built in to the keyboard; made out of leatherette cushioning, this is one of the most comfortable wrist rests I've ever used.
The theory is that this untraditional typing position for is actually a natural position for your hands and admittedly it takes some time for to get used to, my ability to touch type was not slowed down as a result. When people first notice my alien looking and rather abstract keyboard you would be forgiven for thinking it would increase my chances of obtaining an RSI related injury. This assumption is however massively incorrect.
We assume that a device such as a keyboard which has been with us for decades would have, by now, been designed to be as kind to our hands, wrists and arms as possible but next time you sit at your computer, place your fingers on the home keys (a, s, d, f and j, k, l, 
and take a look at the unnatural position your hands are in. Using a conventional keyboard your arms plunge downwards and inwards from your shoulders towards the keyboard and then unnaturally twist upwards and outwards so that you can achieve the correct position to reach the keys.
Whilst alternative natural keyboards are available this is definitely my current favourite; the unconventional design, the quality of the product and the way the keyboard feels are absolutely great. Typing is almost completely silent and even though they dip substantially and remain tactile; I'm far from a fan of boards with silent keys that don't respond when pressed. Whilst this won't affect single finger typists won't be too concerned, but if you're used to touch typing feedback from the keyboard is always appreciated. Also included are special keys for frequently used applications and commands that can be used with a single press and an intriguing zoom key hat I haven't needed to use yet.
Retailing at £30 it is far from the cheapest keyboard in the world, however I am hesitant to put a price on my health considering some RSI symptoms will stick with you your whole life. In my opinion this is a sound investment for anyone who spends a decent amount of time in front of a computer and I urge you to consider purchasing one.
About the Author
Chris Holgate writes a weekly article of all things tech related. He is a director and copyrighter of the online computer consumables business Refresh Cartridges who sell cheap
ink cartridges
, toner cartridges, computer hardware and other computer consumables online. An archive of his work can be found at
www.computerarticles.co.uk
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Hafele Keyboard arm-Dynamic, 552mm (21-3/4 inch ) track depth, steel, black Sale Price: $182.58 |
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