I love my MS Natural Ergo 4000 keyboard. Straight keyboards feel cramped and awkward. Every now and again I take it outside and blast it with the air compressor to clean it out, and it has lasted so long the type has worn off the middle row.
The nubs of the J and F keys had also worn down that much that I ended up getting an old soldering iron and scarring those two keys again.
I suspect ergo keyboards are not as advantageous if you are a hunt and peck rather than a touch typist (most useful thing I ever learned in school.)
The nubs of the J and F keys had also worn down that much that I ended up getting an old soldering iron and scarring those two keys again.
I suspect ergo keyboards are not as advantageous if you are a hunt and peck rather than a touch typist (most useful thing I ever learned in school.)
I like the dip switch options on Jeff's keyboard.