There is a lot of office equipment on the market that claims to be ergonomic. But is it truly ergonomic. Whether it is your office chair, your fancy new keyboard, or that tried and true stapler the true test of an item being ergonomic is if it supports the way you work by increasing your comfort and efficiency. So tell us what office and computer equipment works, or doesn't work for you.
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Office Chairs
Chris Adams, copyright 2009, licensed to About.com
In many offices, an ergonomic office chair is the essential piece of furniture. And there are a lot of them on the market. But which one is the best.
Computer Mouse
The computer mouse is the primary interface for most computer users. That's why it is the cause of many of your computing maladies. It is also why there are a lot of ergonomic options out there.
Alternative Computer Input Devices
Do you use something other than a comuter mouse to interface with your computer? If so tell us about it.
Computer Keyboards
A lot of computer keyboards are called ergonomic by their marketing departments. Do they measure up?
Keyboard Trays
An ergonomic keyboard tray is essential to having a supportive posture while working on a computer, but so many of them start to wobble or tilt only after you've had them for a few weeks.Ergonomic Stretch Break Software
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