http://www.microsofthardwareblog.com/windows-style-makeover-winners-announcement/ Microsoft Hardware creates the mice, keyboards, LifeCams and gaming peripherals that make working, playing and staying connected on your PC easier. Wed, 15 Aug 2012 13:52:56 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.3 http://www.microsofthardwareblog.com/windows-style-makeover-winners-announcement/#comment-1757 Phil Thu, 02 Aug 2012 17:01:30 +0000 http://www.microsofthardwareblog.com/?p=3345#comment-1757 I would like to suggest a keyboard design for microsoft. I have yet to find a manufacturer that makes something like this yet I believe there is demand for it. I've been looking for an ergonomic keyboard like your natural ergonomic desktop 7000 but without the number keypad on the right. The mobile keyboard 5000 is close but is too small since it's designed for portability. I'm looking for a keyboard for PCs at work & home that do not need to be transported anywhere. With the removal of the number keypad, the mouse can be brought in closer to a natural position and relieve some of the strain caused by having the mouse so far off to the right. There are other ergo keyboards that don't have keypads but are full split keyboards and the touch of the keys aren't very comfortable. For the numerical keypad, I'd rather have it separate and I can pull it in when needed or use on my left side. If you want to talk about this over the phone or in person, I'd be more than happy to. I hope you hear my suggestion and I'll be on the lookout for this keyboard. Thanks. I would like to suggest a keyboard design for microsoft. I have yet to find a manufacturer that makes something like this yet I believe there is demand for it. I’ve been looking for an ergonomic keyboard like your natural ergonomic desktop 7000 but without the number keypad on the right. The mobile keyboard 5000 is close but is too small since it’s designed for portability. I’m looking for a keyboard for PCs at work & home that do not need to be transported anywhere. With the removal of the number keypad, the mouse can be brought in closer to a natural position and relieve some of the strain caused by having the mouse so far off to the right. There are other ergo keyboards that don’t have keypads but are full split keyboards and the touch of the keys aren’t very comfortable. For the numerical keypad, I’d rather have it separate and I can pull it in when needed or use on my left side. If you want to talk about this over the phone or in person, I’d be more than happy to. I hope you hear my suggestion and I’ll be on the lookout for this keyboard. Thanks.

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