Smartfish company, known for its ergonomic, automatically adjusting concept keyboard Pro: Motion ™, presented orthopedic wireless mouse Tru: Motion ™. Like the keyboard, it is designed to save users from the many brush diseases, including the widespread carpal tunnel syndrome.
According to the company, the mouse was developed in collaboration with the leading New York Orthopedic Hospital, Hospital for Special Surgery. The Tru: Motion ™ feature is that it does not lie across the surface of the table, and attached to the pin. Thus, the mouse turns and bends depending on the user’s hand movements, which remains relaxed.
Tru: Motion ™ has a protective cover for transportation, which will prevent the pin from breakage during transportation. Its inventor, Alan Schaefer said that the mouse is designed for both right-and left-handed people. It will connect to computers with operating systems Windows XP, Windows Vista, and also later with Mac OS X version 10.2.8.
Sales of orthopedic ergonomic wireless optical mouse Tru: Motion ™ will begin in early August. Its price will be 60 dollars. In late August, the stores will sell the keyboard Pro: Motion ™, which will cost 150 dollars. The keyboard plus the mouse will be sold at a price of 200 dollars.
Smartfish, based by orthopedics with 14 years experience, Dr. Jack Attsmanom plans to issue a wireless keyboard, ergonomic mobile phones, laptops, joysticks, and other working tools.
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