I bought a L3 Systems WristPC keyboard: http://www.l3sys.com/wristpc/ a very small, wrist-wearable weather-tight keyboard. Summary: provisional thumbs up. The keys are mounted inside a grid. This keeps them from being accidentally hit, but also makes it hard for fat fingers to type quickly. The feel is "smooshy". There are a bunch of keys missing (including one that was needed for my password! D'oh!) There aren't any function keys, so switching console sessions is kind of a pain. If you have big hands, you can thumb type on it. Its a very bad emacs keyboard, because the escape key isn't where it belongs. :-) However, despite its flaws, I still like it a lot. Its roughly the same size as a dollar bill, and has loops for wrist mounting. I'll have to come up with some creative key bindings, but it will work well for my needs. -Roger Roger Gonzalez mailto:-- Subscription/unsubscription/info requests: send e-mail with subject of "subscribe", "unsubscribe", or "info" to
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