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Computer accessory supplier Targus has launched a new wireless laser mouse, the AMW51AP, which features an ergonomic design to prevent conditions such as repetitive strain injury and carpal tunnel syndrome.
The AMW51US (USA model) and AMW51EU (Europe) are available in black and grey. The mouse’s dimensions are approximately 10.8cm x 5.7cm x 3.4 cm and it weighs around 118g.
The Targus wireless mouse uses 1200DPI laser technology to encourage seamless and smooth mouse movements. The mouse also uses new RF 2.4GHz technology which reduces the cordless interference.
Early reviews of the Apple Ipad have raised concerns about the ergonomics of its design.
Two days before the official US launch of the Ipad, key American reviewers have been given previews of the gadget – but early feedback has suggested the ergonomics of the Ipad may be poor.
Business Insider said it was “stumped about how we’re going to comfortably hold the Ipad for extended periods of time”, after watching an Apple video walkthrough of the Ipad.
The Targus Numeric Keypad is a plug-in for laptop users who use prefer the ergonomics of the desktop-style numeric keypad when typing in numbers. Besides the conventional wired model, there is also a wireless version of the keypad. It plugs in via a USB port.
The Targus Numeric Keybad is available in black and grey, and its dimensions are 12.7cm x 8.9cm x 2.5cm. It weighs 150g, and is compatible with PC, Mac and Netbook. The wired keypad retails for as little as £6, while the wireless keypad starts at around £13.
The new Ergonomic Wireless Optical Mouse from 3M aims to help reduce discomfort associated with carpal tunnel syndrome and repetitive strain injury.
Working with computers, particularly for long periods without breaks, is a prime cause of Repetitive Strain Injuries (RSI). If allowed to become chronic, RSI can cause permanent disability.
The 3M Ergonomic Mouse looks just like a joystick and is available to buy online.