Re: Lexmark Like Keyboard

[http://dummy.us.eu.org/robert (Robert)]

The problem is the goldtouch, if I remember correctly, is that the two
halves don't come apart -- they must always remain connected -- unlike
the http://www.ergocanada.com/products/keyboards/comfort_ergomagic.html .
The thing I like about my Lexmark Select-Ease is that the two parts can be
separated.

BTW, did you e-mail me because of http://dummy.us.eu.org/robert/rsi.shtml ?

 > From: Michelle Sinotte <http://www.yahoo.com/~msinotte>
 > Date: Wed, 14 Jan 2004 16:27:46 -0800 (PST)
 >
 > Not sure if you've heard about this, but I figured if
 > you hadn't, you'd appreciate the tip.
 > 
 > I had a Lexmark Select-Ease and totally loved it.  I
 > decided to buy one for home too, and discovered it was
 > discontinued.  With some research on the web, I found
 > the following keyboard, designed by the same guy ( I
 > think ), which I have found to be an improvement over
 > the Lexmark, mostely because of the feedback on the
 > keys - you don't have to type as "hard", which has
 > helped my RSI.  I now own two, one for home, and one
 > for work.
 > 
 > www.goldtouch.com
 > 
 > Best wishes,
 > Michelle
 > 

 > From: Michelle Sinotte <http://www.yahoo.com/~msinotte>
 > Date: Wed, 14 Jan 2004 16:00:45 -0800 (PST)
 >
 > Not sure if you've heard about this, but I figured if
 > you hadn't, you'd appreciate the tip.
 > 
 > I had a Lexmark Select-Ease and totally loved it.  I
 > decided to buy one for home too, and discovered it was
 > discontinued.  With some research on the web, I found
 > the following keyboard, designed by the same guy ( I
 > think ), which I have found to be an improvement over
 > the Lexmark, mostely because of the feedback on the
 > keys - you don't have to type as "hard", which has
 > helped my RSI.  I now own two, one for home, and one
 > for work.
 > 
 > www.goldtouch.com
 > 
 > Best wishes,
 > Michelle