For years I’ve insisted that the reason I don’t have carpal tunnel problems in my mousing wrist is because I carefully adjust the height of my chair armrest, and rest my forearm on the arm-rest, decreasing the chances of a bent wrist.  Well now someone at Belkin has obviously decided to give me a hand with their Arm Rested Mouse Pad for Table and Chair, just one of the items that they’re introducing this week.

What else are they introducing?  The full list:

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Doug is a nerd from way back, falling for a Commodore PET at the age of 15, and never looking back. Riding the nerd wave, he got a Computer Science degree and entered the tech industry at a young age, deciding after a year and a half of front-line phone technical support that he should try something, *anything* else. He settled on technical writing, and has been cranking out documentation for companies like Unisys, SGI, Cisco, Juniper, and many others ever since. He is nothing short of ecstatic to be working for H-P from his home base in Austin.


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