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Evoluent VerticalMouse
Vertical Mouse ergonomic mouse ergonomic computer mouse carpal tunnel
syndrome repetitive stress disorder RSI |
| EvoluentTM Mouse-FriendlyTM
Keyboard |
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| The full
function keyboard that makes room for your mouse |
Credit cards or
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Patents pending |
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Your mouse here |
Where your mouse would be with an
ordinary keyboard |
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| The general
layout of the standard keyboard was designed before the
introduction of the mouse. Since number entry was one of the
primary functions of the keyboard at that time, having the numeric
keypad on the right side made sense. Nowadays, most users use
the mouse far more than the numeric keypad, so the keypad now
occupies the space where the mouse should be. The Evoluent
Mouse-Friendly Keyboard has a more sensible layout with the numeric keypad
on the left so your mouse may be much closer on the right.
(Patents pending.) |
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Ordinary keyboard |
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Evoluent
Mouse-Friendly
Keyboard |
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An ordinary keyboard
has a numeric keypad where the mouse should be. Your mouse is too
far away. |
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The Evoluent
Mouse-Friendly Keyboard has a numeric keypad on the left. Your mouse
may be much closer on the right. |
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An ordinary keyboard
forces your arm to stretch outward to reach the mouse. |
The Evoluent
Mouse-Friendly Keyboard allows your mouse to be directly in front of
your shoulder. Your arm is in a relaxed neutral position when using
the mouse. |
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▪ Eliminates stretching your arm
to reach the mouse by having the numeric keypad on the left. |
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▪ Your mouse
may be much closer
on the right. |
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▪ Allows your right arm to be in
a relaxed neutral position when using the mouse. |
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▪ Reduces the need to remove
your hand from the mouse by allowing your left hand to operate
Enter, Del, Page Up, Page Down, arrows, and other keys in the
numeric keypad on the left. |
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▪ Duplicate Page Up, Page Down,
Home, End, Del, and arrow keys on the right. |
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▪ Full size arrows, Del, F's,
Ctrl, and Alt keys for easy operation. |
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▪ Extra Del key
at the left end of the spacebar allows left hand operation
so you can keep your right hand on the mouse. |
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▪ Tactile bumps
on often used keys such as Del, End, Page Down, Ctrl, and
down arrow to aid operation by touch. |
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▪ Hot keys for one touch access
to the Internet, e-mail, media player, volume control, standby,
power off, and other functions. |
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▪ High quality, notebook
computer-type key mechanisms with precision feel. |
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▪ Only 1/2 inch or 12.5 mm thick
overall with ultra flat key caps. |
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Specifications |
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▪ USB port required.
Does not work in PS2 port. |
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▪ Full functionality in
Windows XP, Win 7. Some hotkeys on top row may not work in
other Windows versions. |
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▪ Works with Mac, Unix, and Linux
except the hotkeys on the top row.
With a Mac, the Windows key is the Mac key, and the eject key is
pressing and holding F12. Num Lock is locked on. |
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▪ 15.4" / 393 mm
wide, 6.25" / 159 mm deep, 0.5" / 12 mm thick. |
Evoluent VerticalMouse Vertical
Mouse ergonomic mouse ergonomic computer mouse carpal tunnel syndrome repetitive
stress disorder RSI |