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Originally Posted by aranhamo
At my last job, we were sent to two days of ergonomics training. At that training, they told us that Microsoft's Natural keyboards have poor ergonomics, and that the only reason they're comfortable for some users is because they have otherwise poorly designed work stations. They said the best keyboards were straight and as flat on the desk as possible, which would seem to indicate that Apple's new flat keyboard is very ergonomic.
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I recently picked up
Microsoft's Optical Desktop 3000 which is very flat with a slightly curved outward keyboard. My wrists are now at a natural position when I type. If I had more money, I'd opt for an even lower profile one like the
Desktop 7000.
I also use the MacAlly IceKey which has great feedback and low scissor keys. Apple's new keyboard is nice, but too flat and squishy lacking the tactile feedback that I like.