The Goldtouch Go!2 Mobile Keyboard strikes a balance between the opposing demands of ergonomics and portability. Like the Goldtouch desktop keyboards, (GTN-0099, GTU-0088, GTN99-FC), the Go!2 Mobile Keyboard can be splayed to reduce ulnar deviation; tented to reduce pronation; or both tented and splayed. Weighing only 1.1 lbs, and only 13.5" wide when in use, the keyboard is easily folded in half for compact storage and transport. Quiet, full-sized, low-travel scissor-switch membrane keys are legended for both PC and Mac operating systems. While the surface of the keyboard is flat, the housing of the Goldtouch Go!2 Mobile Keyboard has a slight positive incline when the keyboard is not tented.

The Goldtouch Go!2 Mobile Keyboard is available in both wired and Bluetooth models. The Wired model (GTP-0044) offers Secondary Function access to an embedded numeric keypad for those using a Windows OS and multimedia controls in both Windows and Mac OS. The Bluetooth model (GTP-0044W) do NOT have an embedded numeric keypad. Both models offer several other functions in Windows OS (see the User Manual.)


Warning: Do Not Plug your USB Goldtouch Keyboard into the Goldtouch Numeric Keypad. Your PC will not recognize the device. The keyboard should be plugged directly in the computer or a USB hub.

The Mini Arch Keyboard with Number Slide from Posturite is a compact keyboard with a built-in, fully funtional numeric keypad that stores inside the keyboard and slides out when needed. The natural arched shape of the keyboard better supports the natural shape of the hand, while additional keypad features, including multimedia shortcut functions, a mini rollerbar for scrolling, and double 'Enter/Return' keys, make typing easier and faster. The keyboard also includes an extra USB port for an external mouse.

This compact keyboard (33.6 x 16.5 x 2.2 cm) has 85 conventional keys plus 7 bonus Office keys. It includes an integrated numeric keypad and lowered, easy to find arrow keys (cursor control keys). The keys are normal size and use a light-touch low travel membrane.

The new SMK101 keyboard provides a versatile custom layout for any application. For any numeric entry the banking layout may suit your needs or for text entry the office layout might be of interest. With high quality Cherry Mechanical key switches and the unique angled design the SMK101 is the perfect space saving solution.

The compact Easy Touch Mini Keyboard from Adesso has low-profile membrane keyswitches and features an 87 key layout with an embedded numeric keypad activated by a NumLock key. It has full size alpha and numeric keys (0.75" keypitch), navigation keys that are slightly smaller than full size, and small function keys.

Note: There is no Canadian Warranty for this Product. No 30 Day Customer Satisfaction Guarantee

The Compact Keyboard from Adesso is a light-weight and portable keyboard that requires no software to function - just plug and play. It has an embedded numeric keypad, and two Windows keys, as well as a Context Menu key that works the same as holding down the right button on your mouse.

The Desktop Datalux SpaceSaver provides a compact keyboard input solution. The keys are half the normal depth (i.e. same width (side to side) but shorter depth (top to bottom) - making it easier to reach upper rows for individuals with limited range of movement. The upper portion of the keyboard is positively inclined to further reduce the reach for the keys. Available in White (Beige) or Charcoal.

Warranty: 1 year manufacturer direct warranty.

The Flat Datalux SpaceSaver provides a compact keyboard input solution. The entire keyboard is low profile, making it ideal for portability and storage. The keys are half the normal depth (i.e. same width (side to side) but shorter depth (top to bottom) - making it easier to reach upper rows for individuals with limited range of movement. In addition, the keys are negatively inclined in the keyboard, to prevent wrist extension. Available in White (Beige) or Charcoal.

Warranty: 1 year manufacturer direct.

The Slim One Keyboard from Matias allows you to easily type text on your iPhone (or iPod Touch, iPad, Android phone (3.0), or tablet) or switch with one key to your PC or Mac. The compact design means it will fit in tight spaces and is easily transported. No batteries are required, even though the keyboard will connect wirelessly via Bluetooth to your iPhone (it also works with any device that can connect to a Bluetooth keyboard). Also, you can control various screen properties on your iPhone by the function keys, for example, brightness, audio, navigation, etc.

NOTE: The keyboard is powered by USB. You must have the keyboard connected to a USB port, even if you use the keyboard with an iPhone, iPod touch, etc.

At just under 12” wide, and without a built-in numeric keypad to obstruct access to the mouse, the Scissor-Switch Compact Keyboard from SolidTek is designed to help users reduce the risk of overreach injuries to the tissues of the neck, shoulders and upper back. The alpha-numeric keys and the arrow keys are the same size as those on a standard keyboard, and the keyboard includes an embedded numeric keypad (activated by the NumLock key) and a two-port USB 2.0 hub. However, the size of the surrounding keys — the Tab key, the modifier and Delete keys, and the keys on the Function row — have been reduced in size to help achieve the keyboard's narrow design.

The scissor-switch keys, similar in look and feel to those used in laptop keyboards, contribute to the keyboard's low profile housing and its light weight. The key cap tops are flat rather than contoured to the fingers, and the key travel distance (i.e. the distance the keys must travel before striking the inside surface of the keyboard) is as low as it is on most laptops.

Note: Those accustomed to typing by feel, rather than by sight, may find that uniformly flat key caps reduce their keying accuracy. Note also that the keyboard has a slight positive incline, in spite of its low profile (i.e. it is 0.7” higher at the back than at the front). In general, a neutral (flat), or negative incline is advisable for those experiencing pain in the backs of the hands, wrists, or forearms.

Most standalone numeric keypads will NOT work with the Scissor Switch Compact Keyboard. This is because activating the NumLock on the numeric keypad will simultaneously activate the "embedded" numeric keypad on the keyboard.
Users who would like to add a standalone numeric keypad to their workstation alongside the Scissor-Switch Compact Keyboard are advised to consider the Low Force Tactile Numeric Keypad (AC210USB-BLK) or the Goldtouch Numeric Keypad.
NOTE: These keypads have a significantly higher housing than the ASK-3001H.

À seulement 12 po de largeur, et sans pavé numérique d`empêcher l`usage de la souris à la droite, le clavier Scissor-Switch Compact Keyboard de SolidTek est conçu pour aider l`utilisateur de réduire le risque de blessure associer avec s`étirer trop pour utiliser la souris aux tissus musculaire du cou, des épaules et le haut du dos. Les touches alpha-numériques et les touches flêches sont de taille standard, et le clavier inclus un pavé numérique intégrer (activé par la touche NumLock) et un concentrateur à deux ports USB 2.0. Cependant, la taille des touches — Tab, Delete et touches modifications, et les touches Fonctions— sont réduit en taille pour aider avec la conception étroite du clavier.

Les interrupteurs de membrane ciseaux, semblables en apparence et sensation de ceux sur un clavier sur un ordinateur portatif, donne le clavier un profile de boîtier mince et léger. Les capuchons des touches sont plat au lieu de courber pour les doigts, et la distance de l`interrupteur (c`est-à-dire la distance que la clé doit se déplacer avant de frapper la surface intérieur du clavier) est aussi bas que la majoriter des ordinateurs portatives.

Veuillez noter: Les utilisateurs qui sont habitués à faire la dactylo par la sensation, au lieu que par regarder, vont peut-être trouver que les capuchons indentiquements plat réduit la précision. Veuillez aussi noter que le clavier à une petite inclinaison positif, malgré sont profile mince (c`est-à-dire c`est 0.7po plus haute vers le derrière que par le devant). En général, un clavier neutre (plat), ou une inclinaison négative est conseillé pour les utilisateurs qui ont des douleurs dans l`arrière des mains, les poignets, ou les avant bras.