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Kensington Comfort Type Notebook Wrist Rest (82051A) by Kensington
Digital Photo Product DetailsManufacturer: Kensington Format: CD-ROM Platform: Windows 2000, Windows XP Home Edition, Windows XP Professional Model: 82051A Product features: - Ergonomic notebook wrist rest lifts and tilts the computer, for cool, comfortable operation.
- Wrist rest positions hands in a "neutral posture" position, in line with arms -- the optimal typing position
- Viscoelastic memory foam gently molds to the contour of the hand for custom fit support
- Underlying honeycomb structure absorbs weight to help eliminate pressure points that cause contact strain
- Two built-in height adjustments provide individualized comfort
Digital Cameras Photo Reviews of Kensington Comfort Type Notebook Wrist Rest (82051A)Customer Review: I've Found My Wrist Savior Summary: 4 Stars
Many laptop computers have edges that are very unfriendly to the palms of your hands. Apple's MacBook and MacBook Pro computers are especially poor in this regard.
Now I never go anywhere without my Kensington "Comfort Type Notebook Wrist Rest." In fact, I purchased a second one, which travels with me. The original stays at home.
All the edges of this wrist rest are soft or nicely rounded. The top is adorned with a thin layer of memory foam to cushion your palms (or wrists, depending on the distance of the keyboard from the front of the laptop, and how much you choose to slide the wrist rest onto the computer).
The additional benefit to this rest is that your hands are elevated about 3/8 inch above the laptop, which allows for a cooling effect. No longer will you get sweaty palms from the heat under your hands. I also find typing more comfortable in this elevated position.
There is similarly a cooling effect underneath your laptop, as there are venting slots in the underside of this wrist rest. So you need not worry about restricting the airflow around your portable computer.
This wrist rest weighs next to nothing, so it's no problem to carry it with you all the time. Kensington makes this thing of some stiff rubber-like material that appears to be very durable. You could have this thing buried at the bottom of your laptop bag or suitcase, crushed under the weight of all your junk and it would survive just fine. (Although the memory foam might take a few minutes to recover.)
I consider this wrist rest a great combination of small size for portability and just big enough to provide the comfort you need. My one criticism is that I think the wrist pads should be further apart (by about 1"). Other than that, I'm happy.
For the sake of the search engines, I'll mention that this review is for Kensington part # 82051A.
Description of Kensington Comfort Type Notebook Wrist Rest (82051A)Comfort Type Notebook Wrist Rest
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