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Ergonomically friendly keboard

annascott · 2012-02-12 14:15:21

Can anyone recommend a laptop with a decent keyboard that doesn't hinder speed when typing or put extra strain on wrists? I am currently using a borrowed ADVENT, which is awful and I keep losing great chunks of text. Keys are all over the place. The owner doesn't see anything wrong with it but only uses two fingers when…

12-02-2012 02:15PM

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annascott

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Can anyone recommend a laptop with a decent keyboard that doesn't hinder speed when typing or put extra strain on wrists?

I am currently using a borrowed ADVENT, which is awful and I keep losing great chunks of text. Keys are all over the place. The owner doesn't see anything wrong with it but only uses two fingers when typing and looks at the keypad. It just isn't ergonomically designed for speed. I would hate to buy something and realise that it isn't up to scratch..

Thanks

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#2 12-02-2012 02:18PM

Alanstrainor

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The only way you're going to find the perfect keyboard for you is by going out to a shop and trying them out.

I'll be honest, it's rare I find a bad keyboard that I can't type on!

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