Ergonomics Computer

Needed: a good, ergonomic replacement for a computer mouse, due to strain?

Though I have not been to the doctor for this, and it's mostly healed with rest, it is sure that the muscles I use for the mouse are sore (also, weeding and heavy rock removal hurt!) So, without spending $100.00 plus for the vertical mouse, is there a good option? Is there a plug-in that works like the little screen on a laptop, where you just draw with your finger? And, is that any better for people with chromnic strain?

Public Comments

1. There are touch pads for desk tops, though if you're looking to draw with it you're talking about an expensive graphics tablet. Whether or not it would be better for you depends on your own situation. Go to a store and test out the touch pads on laptops, as it's pretty much identical.
2. With a keyboard http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16823166080 by itself http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16826152017