I don't really care if it makes a dent in the market at all. If it delivers on it's promises, I can keep one at home, one at work, and it really won't matter who else has one. And for those occasions where I'll need to type on someone else's computer, well, this looks to be a different enough input sytle from a standard keyboard that learning this one won't unlearn qwerty like dvorak did for me.
I don't care about claims of improved typing speed. But being more comfortable at my computer, and heck, mabye even less chance of carpal tunnel... I'll try one.
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I don't care about claims of improved typing speed. But being more comfortable at my computer, and heck, mabye even less chance of carpal tunnel... I'll try one.