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The gap between the keyboard's two halves gives you so much room for activities (or a trackball). | Image: ZSA Ever wonder what it might feel like to be an astronaut who's concerned about avoiding carpal tunnel while working their nine-to-five desk job? Now there's a keyboard to help you live that fantasy. ZSA is today releasing another Space Age-looking mechanical keyboard: the $365 Voyager. Like the similarly priced Moonlander Mark I before it, the ZSA Voyager is a split ergonomic keyboard. It's designed to relieve some wrist and shoulder stress by allowing you to type with your hands further apart than traditional boards, fine-tune the height and tenting angle of each side, and reduce the overall amount of movement necessary to type. But what's unique to the Voyager is just how short and compact it is for an off-the-shelf keyboard. The. Continue reading…
The latest split ergonomic mechanical keyboard from ZSA is a tiny setup with hot-swappable switches, RGB lighting, and magnetically attachable feet all for $365.
An interview with Mickey Petersen, author of Mastering Emacs Who are you, and what do you do? I'm Mickey Petersen. I live in London, UK. I'm a professional software developer, and I have been programming since I was around 10 years old. I did not have friends or family who knew much about computing, so I had to learn everything myself, from scratch.