iGrip Ergonomic Keyboard
Now with Faster Trackball

... iGrip Ergonomic Keyboard & Trackball ...



Compatible with Windows, Mac & Linux      


Reviews:
“… the AlphaGrip is a great product… Being able to play while leaning back in my chair was a very liberating experience.”



Testimonials:
“Thanks for making such a wonderful product; I haven’t stopped ‘Grippin' ...”

David H.
    
... AlphaGrip, Model AG-5 3D Keyboard & Trackball ...

All-in-One Gaming Keyboard, Ergonomic Keyboard and Ergonomic Trackball

Lean back from your desk
Work and play how you want, where you want
Be comfortable and productive
Type 50+ words per minute from any location
Why a Grip?
The Secret
The iGrip incorporates AlphaGrip's hi-speed, handheld data entry technology. It looks and feels like a game controller, but has all the functionality of a keyboard and mouse. The secret to the iGrip's hi-speed capabilities are the 8 rocker buttons on the back, which enable 16 single-finger-single-press keystrokes on full-size keys. iGrip combines the 10-finger control benefits of a keyboard with the freedom and versatility of a game controller. Now you can relax while working or gaming on your couch, in your favorite chair, or even in bed. Pointer control becomes a breeze with the iGrip's integrated, hi-speed trackball ... more

Learn to Type in Half the Time
When you hold an iGrip ergonomic keyboard, your fingers naturally fall on all the keys you need to touch type. You don't need to memorize how to move your fingers up, down, and across 5 rows of keys as you would with a keyboard. With an iGrip you'll be typing at 50+ words a minute in about 2 months, instead of at least 6 months on a keyboard ... more


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Qwerty-Compatible
The iGrip, with its Enhanced Qwerty letter layout, can be used as a complement to a keyboard. It is “Enhanced” because the more commonly used characters have been placed on the inside portion of the keys where your fingers naturally fall when grasping the device. So, for example, on a standard Qwerty keyboard a touch typist must move his or her left middle finger off the “D” key on the home row to the keyboard’s upper row to press the much more common letter, “E.” By contrast, on an iGrip the “E” key is easily accessible on the home row, and you move your left middle finger to the outer edge of the key to generate the less commonly used letter “D.” This configuration minimizes finger movement, thereby enhancing the iGrip's ergonomics while increasing typing speed.

The iGrip has a 65% finger-to-letter correlation with a keyboard, so a touch typist can switch from his or her keyboard to an iGrip and back again without a relearning lag time. Learning to use an iGrip first also makes it easier to learn to touch type on a standard QWERTY keyboard. Thus, you can learn to use both devices in about the same amount of time it would take you to learn to touch type on the keyboard alone. Moreover, by using an iGrip as a complement to your keyboard, you will cut down the number of repetitive movements associated with using your keyboard, possibly reducing the risk of developing a repetitive strain injury such as Carpal Tunnel Syndrome....more
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