Goldtouch V2 Adjustable Comfort Keyboard PC and Mac (USB)

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Prevent or reduce the symptoms of carpal tunnel syndrome. By alleviating pressure on wrists and joints, split keyboards guide employees into their “perfect fit,” thereby reducing the likelihood that they will develop an RSI.

Soft key touch, low activation force, and full key travel distance - Provides keying comfort and reduces risk of “bottoming out” when typing. This is commonly an issue with the motherboard. The motherboard needs to be reset, and will only reset if the computer is completely disconnected from its power source. Carpal Tunnel Syndrome is becoming more common and is actually caused by compression of the median nerve, causing pain, weakness, tingling, or even numbness in the hands and wrists. If left untreated (usually with surgery or physical therapy), it can lead to permanent nerve damage.

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Ergonomic split keyboards can have a major positive impact on your organization. Let’s take a look at just a few benefits you can expect to see. Goes where you do: Light, slim, and easy to fold, the Go!2 Bluetooth Wirelesss Mobile Keyboard is as portable as any of your mobile devices.

We have seen some issues with using a PS/2 to USB adaptor. Please use a PS/2 to USB Converter as it not only changes the Plug type to fit the computer system, it includes smart Circuitry to convert the signals. Take advantage of driver-free installations: The Goldtouch Go!2 Bluetooth Wireless Mobile Keyboard is compatible with Windows 7, 8, 10, Vista, XP, and 2000, and Mac 10.4 and above. Just pair and play!

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Combine the portability and comfort of a fully ergonomic Goldtouch mobile keyboard with the best in Bluetooth technology, and what do you get? The elegant Go!2 Bluetooth Wireless Mobile Keyboard. With full-sized keys and all the benefits of Bluetooth technology, the Wireless Mobile Keyboard is truly the perfect companion for the on-the-go worker.

Goldtouch keyboards are also a great solution for workers who want or need to be in compliance with OSHA’s recommendations for ergonomic keyboards. For example, if you’re a business owner who supplies workstations for your employees, you can reduce their risk of experiencing RSIs on the job. When looking for an ergonomic keyboard you should first make sure it is adjustable. The adjustable nature of Goldtouch ergonomic keyboards fit your body to support your typing posture. They can split in the middle, allowing you to spread the keyboard horizontally (splay) 30 degrees and vertically (tent) 30 degrees until it’s comfortable for your hands and wrists. If any of these symptoms sound familiar, you may be suffering from a Repetitive Stress Injury (RSI). With so many jobs requiring the use of technology, it’s more important than ever to use an ergonomic keyboard. Using a standard, flat keyboard for just 20 minutes per day can result in injuries. Each year, thousands of people develop pain, numbness, or tingling in their hands and wrists after typing on a standard keyboard for several hours a day.

This relieves the unnatural angles you get with traditional keyboards and releases pressure on the joints and muscles. Because the keyboard allows you to type with your hands in a more natural position, the strain on your wrist and hands is greatly reduced. This helps prevent and alleviate the symptoms of RSI for all types. Disclaimers: Do Not Plug your USB Goldtouch Keyboard into the USB Keypad. Your PC will not recognize the device. Make sure you have the keyboard in MAC mode. There is a switch located underneath the keyboard labelled with a PC or MAC position. Make sure it is in the MAC position. Q: What should I do if I think I have a defective key? Carpal tunnel syndrome and repetitive stress injuries are common among those who type for several hours a day. When your hands and wrists are in an unnatural position and repetitively making the same motions, it causes strain on both your hands and wrists. Over time, this can result in repetitive stress injuries (RSI), most notably Carpal Tunnel Syndrome.