One size fits all works great for foam fingers and unitards, but when dealing with office ergonomics, it is not always a great solution (and incorporating a foam finger and unitard into your office er …read more

Ergonomic keyboards share a few common goals: reducing forearm pronation, lowering force needed to depress keys, and putting fingers and wrists in the most natural positions possible. The Kinesis Adva …read more

A lot of people wonder why on earth you’d want a keyboard that is split into two halves so I’ll begin this review answering that question. From an ergonomic standpoint, positioning your tools so you c …read more

The number one question I hear from customers is “should I buy a Kinesis Freestyle or a Goldtouch Keyboard?” That is a tough question because there is no right answer. While the end result is almos …read more