small ergonomic alveolete keyboard
Summary:ON THIS TYPE OF KEYBOARD THE TOUCHES HAVE THE FORM OF A REGULAR HEXAGON (alveolus), WHAT ALLOWS TO DISPLAY THEM AS RATIONALLY AS POSSIBLE. Thanks to that, this keyboard ergonomically corresponds ideally to the anatomy of arms (of the hand, palm and fingers)
Full Description:
ON THIS TYPE OF KEYBOARD THE TOUCHES HAVE THE FORM OF A REGULAR HEXAGON (alveolus), WHAT ALLOWS TO DISPLAY THEM AS RATIONALLY AS POSSIBLE. Thanks to that, this keyboard ergonomically corresponds ideally to the anatomy of arms (of the hand, palm and fingers)
Utilization of the keyboard made easier, allowing a better concentration, quicker job, with fewer mistakes
When we type, hands (palms) are put one towards the other, under an angle of 60 �, while the keys are arranged to correspond to the length of fingers. Thanks to such a studied disposition, hands, palms and fingers can put in their most natural, ergonomic position. Tiredness is thus minimized, which results in better quality and quantity of accomplished job.
The keyboard is symmetrical, which allows a full synchronization of movement of hands and fingers, which in turn contributes to even more productiveness
Thanks to its hexagonal form, one can install more touches on the surface of the keyboard. Besides, the number of touches is reduced (63 instead of 102), by abolishing the touches with numbers and of some special functions (that they can be installed, according to order, as it is case with laptops). All this allows the diminishing of dimensions of the keyboard and the computer.
The display of letters, signs and touches of special functions, differs little from the usual QWERTY display; those who know how to knock �blindly� shall get used to it easily
The offered keyboard can be installed on all types of computers, as well on desktops, needing electrical network, as on laptops, using piles (which small dimensions are of very practical interest)
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Invention #10068
Date posted: 2007-02-06