mdc@spt.entity.com (Marty Connor) (01/15/91)
MacWorld Expo 1991, S.F. Calif., January 10, 1991,
Marty's Computer Workshop of Cambridge, Massachusetts
announces the Wrist Pad[tm] Plus, an innovative, portable wrist rest
that provides support and comfort for computer keyboard users, while
allowing efficient freedom of movement.
The Wrist Pad Plus consists of a Maple Hardwood or Clear
Acrylic base with a fabric-coated neoprene top. The base provides a
stable surface for typing while the fabric-coated foam top surface
allows hands to move quickly and smoothly over the surface of the
rest.
Developed in conjunction with a Physical Therapist, the Wrist
Pad Plus is designed for people who want to avoid poor wrist posture,
which can lead to repetitive stress injuries (RSI) such as Carpal
Tunnel Syndrome (CTS). When used as part of an ergonomically correct
work area, the Wrist Pad Plus allows the keyboard user to keep a
healthier wrist angle and reduce stress to wrist tendons. The result
is better comfort and higher typing efficiency.
Marty's Computer Workshop introduced the Wrist Pad Plus at
MacWorld Expo 1991, San Francisco, a major expostion of leading edge
personal computer software, hardware, and peripherals.
The Wrist Pad Plus retails for $24.95 to $29.95 depending on
options, and is available immediately.
For Information Please Contact:
Marty Connor or Julie Donnelly
Marty's Computer Workshop
(617) 491-6935
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Marty Connor, Marty's Computer Workshop, (617) 491-6935
126 Inman Street, Cambridge, MA 02139; fax: (617) 491-7046
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