There are not many membrane keyboards available today. Unfortunately, the
Unicorn was discontinued eons ago. The Intellitools Intellikeys is the best of
what is available, in my opinion, because it's a snap to create your own
keyboard layout. (I recently made a layout for a toe typist that had Enter
keys and Backspace keys on left AND right side of the keyboard.)  TASH offers
several membrane keyboards of different sizes. They are OK for basic computer
work, but are less suitable for, say, an adult in a sophisticated work
environment. As far as I know, the keys cannot be remapped. EKEG Electronics
also has different sized membrane keyboards, and I believe the company will
map one any way you want, as a special order. I am also aware of the Magic
Wand Keyboard, which is only 7 inches wide. The keys require contact, not
force, to activate.

Alan

Alan Cantor
Cantor + Associates Inc.
Workplace Accommodation Consultants
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I had just received a phone call regarding a client who needs a Membrane
Keyboard.  He is looking for a good vendor to contact?

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