May 29, 2005 Gizmag reader Joe Blake reports on his experiences with the Maltron Keyboard. Joe has been a court reporter since 1990, producing 10,000+ words a day, which he calculates to more than 200 ...

If you thought that Microsoft's "natural" keyboard was an oddball device, you haven't seen anything yet. Say hello to the Maltron "L Type" USB keyboard. Designed with a more natural typing feel in ...

A serious RSI calls for a serious solution. The oddly shaped Maltron Keyboard isn't for everyone, but it could be quite helpful for those who desperately need to reduce the hand and wrist movements ...

Maltron makes ergonomic keyboards, and has been accommodating people who only have use of one hand for a while. The company also offers its Ergonomic 3D Keyboard, an expensive proposition that claims ...

In the world of computer keyboards, the commonly held standard for layout and design is based on the 101-key IBM Enhanced AT Keyboard (aka the “Model M”, sometimes known as The World’s Greatest ...

An ergonomic keyboard from P.C.D. Maltron Ltd., a company that specializes in computer keyboards that prevent or eliminate repetitive stress injury (RSI), as well as accommodate people with ...