ErgoMotion Keyboard Auto-Changes Position

[exfileme]

The ErgoMotion carries a hefty price, but it's slated to reduce keyboard-related injury.

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[N19h7M4r3]

Looks nice... would like to try it out one day...

 

[anamaniac]

Hmmm....
No.

I'll stick with my $2,000 rig, $60 mouse, and $5 2.5 year old OEM keyboard, thank you.

 

[Pailin]

sounds annoying to me...

am sticking with my G19 and very happy with it ^^
(volume roller could have had a less "placticy" feel to it though :/ )

 

[frozenlead]

Why do they make commonly used things glossy? They look terrible after a month's worth of use. Sigh.

I'm with my G15.

 

[Guest]

i would seriously consider it if it ever comes down to around 40 bucks or less

 

[Gin Fushicho]

Eh... I'd have to try it for a week first to see if I can even get used tho the fact that it f%$@ing moves all the time.

 

[Guest]

hahaha, that piece of junk looks so poor in features. I stick to my ergomedia 700. It's alot cheaper, ergonomic and has enough features to consider it my keyboard for a really long time.

 

[christop]

150 dollars crap...

 

[justiceguy216]

Oooh, I can just picture grandpa's across America cussing out this keyboard, "I swear this F@#$ing thing keeps trying to outmaneuver me!"

 

[Honis]

Well, this is certainly innovative if what they are saying about it eliminating strain is true. $150 pales in comparison to getting arthritis due to strain (at any age). I'm interested to know how long it will last if people who really need this use it (ie programmers who are literally at a keyboard for 90% of there waking hours). Servos wear out over time and sometimes don't die quietly...

 

[Guest]

So it randomly moves the position of the keys.....you are kidding right. Talk about annoying, it would really screw up your typing speed/accuracy if you have to keep adjusting to a new key position.

 

[Guest]

Interesting, but I'd suggest an actor who doesn't run his words together for this company's spokesperson.