Hello Malvary
Hope your shoulder continues to improve.
You should be able to plug a separate keyboard into a laptop - but that
of course adds to the total weight and makes the whole thing less
portable. I've done a quick Google and the only thing I came up with
is a replacement split keyboard for Mac laptops:
http://www.fingerworks.com/MacNTouch_product.html
Brenda
On 5 Oct 2006, at 14:13, Malvary J Cole wrote:
I've thought about getting a modern laptop (I have a very old one with
virtually no memory, it just about runs windows and Wordperfect 5.1
and no colour screen). I use it to take minutes at meetings and for
that service it is fine.
I haven't been looking recently for a laptop, but would need one with
a divided keyboard and have never seen one. Don't know if they even
exist.
Struggling at the moment to type using both hands (with a broken left
arm which is improving a bit) I did a big number on my right wrist 5
years ago and now can't rotate my right wrist much to the outside so
need the angled keyboard to be able to type for any length of time.
Does anyone know if a laptop exists with a divided keyboard?
Malvary in Ottawa (the National Capital), Canada
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