There are several types of ergonomic keyboards that are suitable for reducing repetitive stress injuries:
1. Split keyboards: These keyboards are split into two separate sections, allowing users to type with a more natural posture and reduce strain on the hands and wrists.
2. Curved keyboards: These keyboards are designed with a curved shape that conforms to the natural position of the hands and wrists, reducing strain and fatigue.
3. Angled keyboards: These keyboards are designed to be angled upward, so that the hands and wrists are in a more neutral position while typing.
4. Vertical keyboards: These keyboards are designed with a vertical layout that promotes a more natural posture and reduces strain on the hands and wrists.
5. Compact keyboards: These keyboards are smaller and more compact than traditional keyboards, requiring less reach and movement to type. They also often have a more natural layout, reducing strain on the fingers and wrists.
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