[Hidden-tech] Looking for used laptop

Will Loving will at dedicationtechnologies.com
Wed May 9 09:55:07 EDT 2007


Naaz,

For those who have had repetitive stress issues with using a mouse or
trackball, I¹d like to suggest the Logitech ³Trackman Wheel², a thumb
operated trackball which I¹ve settled on as the least irritating of any
devise I¹ve used (and I¹ve tried quite a few including a ³foot pedal²
mousing system). Everyone¹s injuries are different, but some people may find
this helpful. Since I started using it, I haven¹t had a single episode of
pain or inflammation. Using the thumb to operate the trackball seems to be a
much more natural movement than using fingers...

http://www.logitech.com/index.cfm/products/details/US/EN,CRID=2150,CONTENTID
=5002

Will

Will Loving, President
Dedication Technologies, Inc.



on 5/8/07 9:06 PM, SoundShifter at aol.com at SoundShifter at aol.com wrote:

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> Thank you so much to all who replied to my question.  I truly appreciate all
> the perspectives and suggestions.
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> My thought was just as Melinda said, that a laptop would allow me to work in
> different settings and positions, thus reducing the same repetitive stress.  I
> seem to have mouse stress as well as keyboard stress (which by the way
> developed while using an ergonomically designed, split keyboard).  I've heard
> both the pen and the roller ball mouse recommended.  I have returned to my
> conventional keyboard for the time being, holding it on my lap (any
> comments?). 
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> I keep trying to use the XP speech recognition tool, but I get impatient
> because of all the (rather funny) errors.  Perhaps Dragon would serve me
> better, Peter?  I will also experiement with the ergonomic suggestions.  Now,
> if only I can stay conscious enough to maintain an aligned and relaxed
> posture.  Today, my remedy was to take a brisk two-hour walk.  Thanks again.
> Naaz
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