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Microsoft has recently issued a press release detailing the forthcoming release of their Wireless Comfort Desktop 5000.

As you can see by the keyboard’s curve it’s all about ergonomics and comfort with this one, hell it it even has a soft touch palm press and low-profile quiet type keys. Additionally, the set will include the Wireless Mouse 500 which also features an ergonomic design, Microsoft’s BlueTrack Technology and a mini 2.4GHz dongle.

A major selling point that Microsoft is touting about the Wireless Comfort Desktop 5000 is that it features dedicated buttons for some of Windows 7’s most prominent features such as Device Stage and Windows Flip.

The Wireless Comfort Desktop 5000 will be made available later this month for $79.95.

Tags: bluetrack, Desktop PCs, ergonomics, microsoft, wireless comfort desktop 5000, wireless mouse 5000

Motion Computing adds another potential rugged tablet PC in the market with the release of the Motion J3400 Rugged Tablet PC. Maximizing performance and flexibility, the J3400’s lightweight package, superior ergonomics and integrated features allow it to adapt easily to a broad range of demanding work environments.

Ideal for mobile workers that compute while walking or standing, the J3400 extends the computing day with a dual battery design and shines with an industry-leading, bright outdoor display.

The J3400 joins Motion’s family of proven tablet PCs that meet the needs of mobile users across a variety of markets including healthcare, construction, field sales and service and government. Balancing performance, weight, durability and integrated features, Motion tablets have significantly enhanced mobile productivity by enabling users to take technology directly to the point of service.

A variety of features create a reliable, rugged device:

  • 1.8 inch hard disk drive (HDD) that provides extra shock protection
  • Shock-mounted display and HDD with DataGuard™, an accelerometer that protects data during drops or other events that could potentially damage the hard drive
  • Optional low cost 64GB SSD for extreme shock and vibration protection

(Source) Press

Tags: battery design, ergonomics, hard disk drive, healthcare construction, Laptops, lightweight package, mobile productivity, mobile users, mobile workers, motion computing, rugged tablet pc, tablet pcs
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