The Kinesis Maxim Split Adjustable Keyboard was PC Magazine's editor's choice for 2004, and the Maxim has won many other awards based on its flexibility and its comfort. This is a great keyboard to consider if you want your keyboard halves to splay and tent, but stay connected to a solid base without the need for any keyboard accessories.
Features - Kinesis Maxim Keyboard
- Traditional QWERTY layout
- Variable split that allows you to select any opening between 0 and 30 degrees, a wider angle than most standard keyboards
- Adjustable lateral tilt allows you to select either 8 or 14 degrees, offering more than twice the tilt of the Microsoft natural keyboards: this means you will minimize forearm muscle tension without the pitfalls of excessive tilt
- Smaller footprint allows you to place your mouse closer to your keyboard so you can work in your neutral zone; the width on the Maxim, even when opened to the maximum point, is still narrower than the new narrow Microsoft Natural Elite
- Removable palm supports are comfortably padded
- Quiet, tactile switches provide a soft touch and positive feedback
The Maxim Keyboard is also compatible with the Kinesis Numeric keypad for those who prefer a separate numeric keypad.
Technical Specifications
| Height | 1" |
| Width | 15.1" closed, 19" when opened to maximum angle |
| Depth | 6.5" without palm rests, 10.3" with palm rests |
| Compatibility | PC only |
| USB cable | 6 ft |
| Drivers | No special drivers necessary |
| Warranty | Limited 2 year |
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