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they need to perform. For example, many people have to sit for many hours a day, which can cause pain when
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Computer Keyboard Buying Guide
By David Rahimi
A computer’s keyboard is as important to the computer as any other part of the computer setup.
After all, the keyboard is what you use to input your data, whether it is while you’re surfing the net or
writing an essay.
With that said, there a few things listed below that our product specialists recommend our customers
to consider when purchasing this important part of their computer setup.
Ergonomics: It is important that you find a keyboard that is comfortable for you. This can prevent
things such as Carpal-Tunnel Syndrome (CTS) and Repetitive Stress Injuries (RSI). You might want to
consider getting a keyboard that comes with a wrist rest, or buy one along with the keyboard if one isn’t
included. A wrist rest will keep your wrists at a proper angle, which can greatly reduce your chances of
getting RSI or CTS.
QWERTY vs. Natural: There are two basic designs when it comes to keyboards, either the QWERTY
design or the “natural” design. The QWERTY design is what you are used to seeing, with the keys laid
out straight across the board. The “natural” design splits the home row in two, allowing for a more
ergonomic angle when typing. The “natural” keyboards are usually a bit more expensive than the
traditional QWERTY keyboards, but the QWERTY keyboard is the most popular. So which ones
better? It is only a matter of personal preference.
Wired/Wireless: Decide how you want the keyboard to connect to your computer. You have two
options, and those are wired or wireless. Both have their own advantages and disadvantages a