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47 Lexmark Model M13 (Select-Ease)

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This article is from the Ergonomics and Typing Injury FAQ, by Dan Wallach dwallach@cs.princeton.edu with numerous contributions by others.

47 Lexmark Model M13 (Select-Ease)

Lexmark Corporation (a spinoff of IBM)
Phone
800-438-2468
Cost
$179 ($199 with separate numeric keypad)
Available
Now
Compatibility
PC

This keyboard is split and angled, with a ball-type hinge at the top of
the split. You can put it into positions identical to the Ergologic and
similar to common Comfort positions (but it doesn't tent when the parts
are separated).

It's not programmable. Aside from the split/angle (which is extremely
versatile and stable), its only other difference from regular keyboards is
that the left part of the space bar can be a backspace key.

The company has a free 30 day trial offer. If interested, please e-mail
Chris Stelmack <christel@interaccess.com>. Under subject, type "Keyboard".
Further ordering instructions will be sent to you.

 

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