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Ergonomics
09/15/08
Ergonomics
I’ve spent a fair amount of time and money trying various ergonomic products, and here are the ones that I’ve found useful (your mileage may vary).
- IMAK SmartGlove
- Microsoft Natural Ergonomic Keyboard 4000
- Microsoft Natural Wireless Laser Mouse 6000
- Any good mousepad/wrist rest combination.
The Microsoft Wireless IntelliMouse Explorer is nice, too, but slightly less ergonomic.
What makes a good mousepad varies by mouse. Experiment until you find one that tracks well.
The best advice I have regarding any ergonomic product is to try it for a few days of serious coding. Take some time to get used to it, but if you still don’t like it, take it back. Do not trust reviews (even mine).
Chairs are a different matter. I’ve got a decent one at work and a fair one at home. Maybe someday…
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and then found more information here:
http://www.squidoo.com/clipboards
I'd love to find one!
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