You could basically have half the keyboard located on the front of each bicep. That way when you type, the kays would be in about the same position that they would normally be on an ergonomic keyboard. Each half could wrap about 1/3 the way around the bicep which would allow people to touch type semi normally and would allow the hands to be completely free for doing other tasks. On Sat, 21 Feb 1998wrote: > I like your idea of a less obtrusive keyboard. I'm thinking along the same > lines but did not think of a glove/keyboard. My idea is a programable keypad > interface that would have the same low profile keys like yours but I was > thinking of putting them under my arm pits (seriously) ! Cross your arms like > many people do when they are cold, and wiggle your fingers! There is a great > unobtrusive spot for a keypad! The problems are obvious, but even less > obtrusive that your gloves plus if the CPU is in the small or your back or > upper body somewhere the cabling is simpler. > > What do you think? > {Omar Jenkins class of 1998 |"The more you study, the more you know, } {SystemAdministrator & WebMaster| the more you know, the more you forget, } {Montgomery Blair High School | the more you forget, the less you know."} {<
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