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The ergonomic keyboards tag on WindowsForum.com covers discussions about Microsoft's legacy and current keyboard lines, including the Natural, Comfort, and Sculpt families, as well as the shift of Microsoft-branded PC accessories to Incase and the continued availability of Surface-branded keyboards. Topics include the history of Microsoft hardware, the branding and portfolio decisions behind discontinuing certain accessories, and the ongoing relevance of keyboards and mice for Windows PCs. Users can find information on product transitions, compatibility, and the broader context of Microsoft's accessory strategy, with a focus on ergonomic design and usability for Windows environments.
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    Dygma Sonsei Review: Columnar Travel Keyboard Built to Sit Over Laptop Keys

    The Dygma Sonsei is a 56-key, one-piece columnar keyboard built to sit on top of a laptop's own keyboard. Dygma has pitched it as a travel board rather than a desk centerpiece. How-To Geek's Patrick Campanale reviewed it and gave it 8/10. He has used Dygma's Raise and Raise 2 for about five...
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    Microsoft Legacy Keyboards and Mice Shift to Incase

    Microsoft did not stop making keyboards and mice because Windows no longer needs them. It stopped making Microsoft-branded PC accessories in April 2023, ending a retail hardware line that had run from the 1983 Microsoft Mouse through the Natural, Comfort, Sculpt, IntelliMouse, Modern and...