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The designers at Kinesis Corp. need either less coffee or more oxygen. The Kinesis Advantage Pro USB ($359 list) challenges the notion of a flat keyboard by affixing keys to a bowl-like chassis. Your palms rest on the ridge, and your fingers drape into a ravine walled with letters and numbers. Typing in this position nullifies wrist movement while keeping stress on your forearms to a minimum.
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