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Our Smartphones Are Killing Us! Run For The Hills!

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9:00AM December 5, 2011 | Nick Broughall

It seems that we of the geeky persuasion are doomed. Doomed, I say! If it’s not radiation us cancer (or not giving us… Whatever…), it seems that our smartphones are now debilitating us thanks to their convenience and small screens. A report on Stuff.co.nz tells us that our mobile devices are causing “high tech blues” as we use them more and more. More »


Mouseblisters Counteract Your Sweaty Palms

4:20AM August 6, 2009 | Sean Fallon

So mind-bogglingly complex that it took over a year to develop—little rubber chunks called Mouseblisters give sweaty palms better mouse gripping capability. Apparently, this will help reduce RSI and tendonitis symptoms. More »


Kinesis Freestyle is First Ergonomic Snap-In-Two Keyboard for Macs

10:45PM June 4, 2008 | Gizmodo US Edition

Sure, ergonomic designs are sometimes more whacky rather than useful, but I reckon the Kinesis Freestyle Solo falls into the latter category. Apparently it’s the first Mac keyboard that allows you to fully separate it into halves. Why’d you want to do that? To adjust the keys into a wrist-friendly, RSI-reducing position, that’s why. There’re two accessories— the Incline lets you adjust the angle into a tented shape, and the VIP adds in palm supports and more angular adjustments. It’s also got a bunch of hotkeys, and double-wide command keys for easier typing. Available now for US$99, US$40 each for the add-ons. [Press release]

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Cure Your RSI with Eggs and a Side of Sausage

10:20AM February 22, 2008 | Sean Fallon

Repetitive stress injuries are a dead serious issue people. And to help alleviate your pain, you need a serious solution. Fortunately, some compassionate soul has developed just such a solution in these sausage and egg themed wrist rests. In addition to their ergonomic benefits, these rests also remind you that breakfast is the most important meal of the day. Available for around US$18. [Product Page via TFTS via Uberreview]

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Fit Fingers GripGlider Relieves Carpal Tunnel, Strengthens Wrists

7:30AM July 28, 2007 | jenneth

We’re on the computer nearly 18 hours a day, so it’s a miracle that we haven’t developed carpal tunnel or RSI yet. If we did, we’ll have one of these GripGlider Wristiciser wrist exercisers to relieve the pain. Just a few minutes a day doing “dozens of exercises” can take away your pain and get you back online and making inane comments at Fark with the best of them. [FeelGoodStore via Popgadget] More »