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Re: keypads

The Belkin Nostromo speedpad n52 might fill some of those needs:
http://catalog.belkin.com/IWCatProductPage.process?Merchant_Id=&Section_Id20%71&pcount=&Product_Id15%7024
It works as a USB keyboard and a USB mouse. By placing the left hand on
the keys you have the keys tab - R, caps-lock - F and shift - C. At the
thumb you have a keypad which when pressed generates arrow key events.
Below the thumb there is a key working as a space bar and above the thumb
the orange button is working as the alt key. The scroll wheel acts as a
scroll wheel on a mouse even though there is no way to generate mouse
movements or button press events.
regards Henrik
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