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By: Chris

Chris — Fri, 04 Sep 2009 12:38:10 +0000

Everyone seems to be missing the obvious… The reason split keyboards are angled is because when typing on a standard size keyboard, your forearms lie at about a 60 degree angle, but the keys on the keyboard are straight. This forces your wrists to angle unnaturally to accomodate the position of the keys. The angled split keyboard changes the key position to accomodate the wrist position. However, with this new EDSSKN split keyboard, angling the keys is not necessary. To demonstrate, start with your arms and wrists in a normal typing position. Now, slowly move your arms out to the sides so your forearm is at a 90 degree angle from your body. Notice your wrists are now straight and in a natural position relative to your arms. This is why the EDSSKN is not angled – it doesn’t need to be. By placing the split keys farther apart, the position of your arms removes the need for angled keys. I think the EDSSKN got it right.

By: John Raven

John Raven — Thu, 30 Jul 2009 21:02:00 +0000

I aggree.
If I could find a laptop with a split-keyboard that was angled like my desktop – I would buy it today.

It does not have to move asside – I would carry around a laptop that was 16″ in wide (forget the number pad) or 19″ – if it meant I could have a keyboard that I could use.

Also – if it is going to split – it should have a little storage bin for a wireless mouse.

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By: Terence

Terence — Fri, 19 Jun 2009 12:15:05 +0000

Well . . . it’s a start, I guess, but splitting the keyboard in two doesn’t actually improve ergonomic functionality if you don’t angle the halves. This is just like a normal keyboard, with a gap. A truly ergonomic keyboard for this design would swivel out each half from the center so that typing would occur at a more natural angle. The distance between the keys is certainly an inconvenience to typists who use laptop computers, but it’s the straight-line layout that causes repetitive strain. This design doesn’t address that in the slightest, but I hope it’s a step towards the first ergonomic laptop.

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