On Jan 1, 2005, at 2:48 PM, Andrew F. wrote:
Hands never rest on the 3/4" strip of plastic on the sides of the keyboard,
Not true - I looked as I was reading your post, and that's EXACTLY where my hands were - the weight on the outsides of the palms & along the pinky fingers, poised to move wherever on the keyboard I might wish. Very comfortable. (For me, of course, it's 2" on each side, since I have a 17".)
And,
On Jan 1, 2005, at 2:58 PM, Marcin Wichary wrote:
That space has no ergonomic benefit indeed, but the corresponding space on the palmrest has.
Actually, my pinkies was running up alongside the keyboard (esp. the right one, supporting the ring or middle finger poised over the delete key).
Don't know how I'd be without that space, but I clearly use it quite a lot (now that I'm watching where my hands sit).
Anne
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