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Finger friendly keyboard
July 1st 2010

Ergonomic keyboards from Maltron are designed to prevent keyboardinduced RSI and enable those stricken by the condition to return to work. The latest addition to the Maltron range of specialist keyboards is the flat Finger Friendly model. It incorporates the proven features from the Maltron portfolio, such as the thumb groups to make effective use of these digits, but a flat shape to make adaptation easier.

The Finger Friendly keyboard offers keys in straight columns, but the keys of a row are set to suit the varying lengths of the specific operating fingers.

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