• MoreKeyboard Large Print Keyboard
  

  • The MoreKeyboard's letter and number keys are more than 25% wider than those of standard keyboards. The larger landing area on the big keys helps with locating and operating the keyboard and is a perfect solution to enable users to type with more accuracy and confidence. The larger landing space is beneficial to new users (young or older), those with physically disabilities, those with large fingers/hands and computer users who wear gloves while inputting data.
    
  • The large print on the number and letter keys of the MoreKeyboard are three times larger than those on standard keyboards. The bright white printing on the large black keys increases visibility and contrast making the MoreKeyboard easier to read. This is helpful to those with vision impairment and for those who wear reading glasses or bifocals, or work in low-lit areas.
    
  • The MoreKeyboard’s dimensions are 18" X 7" | 45.7 x 17.8 cm, taking up the same amount of desk space as a traditional keyboard. The MoreKeyboard's familiar layout enables all keyboard users to use the MoreKeyboard.
    
  • The main objective when typing is to keep your hands in a wrist neutral position. That is, when the wrist is neither up (extension) or down (flexion). We have designed the MoreKeyboard with this in mind. Its multiple leg system has front and back legs that each have three different height adjustments. This allows the user multiple height and angle adjustments to achieve a more wrist neutral position.
    

• The MoreKeyboard is designed for
  

  • The More Keyboard is an innovative large key and large print computer keyboard. It is designed to benefit older persons, the physically and/or vision disabled, larger framed and athletic people, children and those whose work requires wearing gloves.
    
  • Seniors: A big key keyboard and easy to see lettering is the perfect solution to enable seniors or older persons to type with more accuracy and confidence.
    
  • Physically challenged: Those who are physically challenged may experience both vision and coordination (dexterity) challenges. The big keys and easy-to-see lettering will enable them to improve their skills in both of these areas.
    
  • Children: The larger easy-to-see and find keys are better suited for the motor skills of young children who are eager to learn and play on the computer.
    
  • Larger framed/(big hand) users: Individuals with larger hands require more space on their keyboard in order to enter data correctly. The MoreKeyboard addresses this challenge by having 25% larger keys, which provides a larger landing surface than the standard keyboard.
    
  • Lab/shop users: Those who wear protective gloves at work or work in low-lit areas understand the hassle and inconvenience of entering data accurately on a computer. The large letter and number keys enable the user to increase accuracy without having to remove their gloves (or use additional lighting).

• Frequently Asked Questions

  • Is the MoreKeyboard USB compatible?
    
    • Yes. The MoreKeyboard is wired for USB connectivity. Also, an adaptor is included with every keyboard to allow the MoreKeyboard to connect to PCs that use the P/S 2 connection protocol.
  • What are the MoreKeyboard's dimensions?
    
    • The MoreKeyboard is 18" long, 7.25" wide, and 1.75" high | 45.7 x 18.4 x 4.4 cm (with legs not extended). The MoreKeyboard comes with front and back legs that raise the front or rear of the keyboard 0.875", 1.5", or 1.875" | 2.2 x 3.8 x 4.8 cm.
  • What are the size of the keys on the MoreKeyboard?
    
    • The surface dimensions of all letter and number keys on the MoreKeyboard are 13mm tall and 17mm wide. The space between each key is 1 mm. The distance between the center of two adjacent letter or number keys is 24mm.
  • What are the results of performance testing on the MoreKeyboard?
    
    • Two performance tests have been conducted on the MoreKeyboard: Load testing and durability testing.
    • Load testing determined that a load force of 0.11 to 0.16 pounds was required to engage the keys.
    • For the durability test, a key was pressed one million times and analyzed. An examination of the key showed no wear on the key labeling, and the rebound action of the key was smooth and consistent. When connected to a computer, the electronics functioned properly.

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