Streamlined Curve Design Can Maximize Comfort

The Advanced Design of the Sculpt Ergonomic Mouse Maximizes Wrist Comfort While Enabling Easy Navigation. The Shape of the Sculpt Ergonomic Mouse Can Make the Placement of Hands, Wrist and Forearm More Natural, Thus Helping to Prevent Pain Caused by Mechanical Strain of Limbs.

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The Sculpt Ergonomic Mouse Is Perfectly Integrated with Windows 8. Click Windows Button to Access the Start Screen.

Microsoft Launches a New Generation of Ergonomic Mouse and Keyboard Group Sculpt Ergonomic and Sculpt Comfort

Microsoft Is Obviously an Enterprise Focusing on Selling Keyboard and Mouse for 20 Years. However, Although Microsoft's Ergonomic Desktop Suit Is Quite Well-Known, Few Users Really Consider Long-term Use. Sunel Goud, a Veteran Engineer of Microsoft's Ergonomic Accessories Product Line, Said That This Was Mainly Because the Ergonomic Hardware Products in the past Were Too Large and Did Not Look Very Good.

Goud Said: "The Design That Emphasizes Nature Began in 1994, Which Is Obviously a Landmark Design in the Field of Ergonomic Keyboard and Requires a Lot of Research. What We Have Done in the past 20 Years Is This Kind of Design Research, and We Have Focused on Colors and Materials." So Microsoft's Crystallization over the past 20 Years, Sculpt Ergonomic Ergonomic Keyboard and Mouse Were Born at This Moment.

The Last Time Microsoft Released an Ergonomic Keyboard Was in 2007. the Natural Ocean Desktop 7000 Was a Bit Outdated and Boring by Today's Standards. "What Our Design Team and Engineers Have Done Is to Gather All the Ergonomic Experience We Have Accumulated in the past and Make It Look Cooler in Style. We Should Not Only Make Users Who Pursue Ergonomics Love It, but Also Make More Human Bodies Have Its Design Advantages."

In the past Two Years of Work, This Sculpt Ergonomic Keyboard Still Adopts the Design of Separating Left and Right Key Areas, Which Is the Same as Microsoft's Engineering Keyboard in the past. This Design Can Make the Placement Angle of Both Hands and Forearm More Natural and the Placement Position More Comfortable. The Overall Convex U-Shape of the Keyboard Has Been Basically the Same since 1994.

However, Different from Previous Products, the Sculpt Ergonomic Keyboard Is Obviously Thinner, and the Middle Part Adopts the Hollowing Design, Space Bar Is the Left and Right Thumb Separation, the Style Is More Unique and Simple (This Is a Tangled Manta Ray). Of Course, Sculpt Is Not Absent from Button Designed for Windows 8. These Button Can Also Be Changed to Other Function Key through Built-in Switches, Which Are Prepared for Windows and Mac Users of Previous Versions.

In Addition, the Small Numeric Key Area of the Keyboard Is Independent and Separated from the Main Keyboard Area, So If You Want to Settle Accounts, It May Be Very Good. The Sculpt Ergonomic Mouse Contains a Windows Winkey, Which Is Close to the Palm Tray Part and Has a Slightly Inclined Angle.