Logitech have announced their second generation Cordless Desktop Wave Pro keyboard, with a curved profile that the company suggests has many of the benefits of a split ergonomic keyboard but without ...

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Which ergonomic keyboard is best? Ergonomic keyboards are designed to improve efficiency and comfort in the hands and wrists. How keyboards do this varies. And be careful when shopping — some ...

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Angry Miao has created a new ergonomic keyboard featuring a wireless split keyboard layout offering in the form of the AM HATSU. The AM HATSU split wireless keyboard is still in its development stage ...

Designed for comfort and productivity, the Goldtouch Elite Ergonomic Keyboard offers customizable angles and split design, reducing strain and improving your typing experience. Goldtouch Do you spend ...

Logitech is announcing a new wireless ergonomic keyboard, Wave Keys — the latest addition to its portfolio of ergonomic products. The new keyboard features a signature wave design for familiar and ...

Glove80 is a new wireless ergonomic keyboard created by MoErgo offering a customizable split contoured keyboard, with “perfected ergonomics that uniquely adapter you” say its creators. The ergonomic ...

Logitech has launched two ergonomic wireless Bluetooth keyboards that seek to reduce typing discomfort and injuries in a compact form factor. Besides a personal-use model, there will also be a ...

If you’ve been around computers as long as I have, there is a good chance you remember the Microsoft Natural Keyboard. Personally, I loved the ergonomics the keyboard provided, but over time ...

The new wireless, ergonomic keyboard looks good to CNET's Stephen Shankland -- except the part where Microsoft squanders a USB port instead of just using Bluetooth. Stephen Shankland worked at CNET ...