My SO and I have both been using MS Natural keyboards (version 1) for about 3 years now. We've been very happy with them. Note that the MS Natural keyboard doesn't have a "wrist rest", but instead has a place where you can rest the *PALMS* of your hands, leaving the wrists supported but not resting on anything.
I would question the above author's credentials for making such claims about the MS Natural keyboard. My SO has problems with her wrists, and the original MS Natural keyboard is the only one she's used so far that's allowed her to type without problems.
I usually *AVERAGE* 55K-strokes per day, and am very happy with the original MS Natural Keyboard. I did see the new "Elite" ones, and it does indeed look like they are inferior...
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My SO and I have both been using MS Natural keyboards (version 1) for about 3 years now. We've been very happy with them. Note that the MS Natural keyboard doesn't have a "wrist rest", but instead has a place where you can rest the *PALMS* of your hands, leaving the wrists supported but not resting on anything.
I would question the above author's credentials for making such claims about the MS Natural keyboard. My SO has problems with her wrists, and the original MS Natural keyboard is the only one she's used so far that's allowed her to type without problems.
I usually *AVERAGE* 55K-strokes per day, and am very happy with the original MS Natural Keyboard. I did see the new "Elite" ones, and it does indeed look like they are inferior...
Sean
If you win the next one, we'll hire you. :-)
Sean