« Reply #8 on: Fri, 06 August 2010, 02:37:27 »
Doesn't lool like that mouse has anything to do with Logitech.
Ah-ha! So this is how rumors get started!
Maybe it only reduces finger pain from being so cramped together, other than that the other RSI points are there?
This might not be as RSI friendly as it looks. Everyone equates stuff that's big and form fitting with being ergonomic, but that's not really enough to be a health friendly input device. One problem with having a big mouse that enforces a neutral wrist position is that a mouse that causes you to keep your wrist off of a table will also force you to use your wrist constantly to hold your arm up. The tendons and the muscles connected to them on the palm side of your wrist will have to be constantly tensed at least just slightly to keep your arm in alignment.
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