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Step 1
Understand the features of a split keyboard. It is divided in two sections set in a V shape. In some models, the two sections are detachable. The goals are to reduce stress on the fingers and wrists and to keep your hands in a natural position rather than cramping them together. Split keyboards also include a palm rest.
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Step 2
If your computer has a USB port, choose a USB keyboard. Choose a PS/2 keyboard if you have a PS/2 port, also called a round port. PS/2 ports are common in older computers.
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Step 3
Choose a wireless keyboard to avoid the hassle of cables. Choose a Bluetooth multimedia keyboard if you have a Bluetooth-enabled computer.
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Step 4
Choose a multimedia keyboard to take advantage of programmable keys and shortcuts to multimedia applications.
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Step 1
Compare prices online and at local computer stores. If buying online, check out reviews of the dealer.
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Step 2
Check out online buyers’ guides such as Epinions and MySimon (see links below). These sites compare various brands of split keyboards and list numerous vendors along with prices.








