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Amblinman

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I purchased a new iMac 24" over a month ago, and absolutely love it. However, I'm finding the keyboard not as comfortable as my old curved ergonomic one, despite how cool it feels to type on it.

So, are recommendations for a good ergonomic, Mac-specific keyboard?

Thanks.
 
Bumping this thread because I'd also like some recommendations. I currently use the standard Apple keyboard (the older, white one.. not the new thin ones) and find more and more that I think an ergonomic keyboard would be much more handy to put less strain my hands/wrists

The main two I've looked at are the Microsoft Natural Ergonomic Keyboard 4000 and the Logitech Wave. I can't decide which I like better, though. On the one hand, the Microsoft keyboard has a higher arch due to the split keyboard, but the Logitech is still one clean connected set of keys.
I saw the Microsoft one on display in Best Buy and it was attached to something that raised the front part of the keyboard (where your wrists are) up off the table a bit, which I think I would like. Does the Logitech one have anything similar?
 
Pretty much any USB keyboard will work. I had one a few years back from logitech, I believe. Very nice and comfy. I think I will be looking for another one soon.
 
I have a MS Natural Pro and like it a lot. They have been out of production for years though still available on eBay.

Make sure you get the USB/PS2 version as there was an earlier PS/2 only version.
 
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