Keyboards Moshi

Celesta English Moshi's Celesta is not slim just because it must look nice on your desktop; it is slim because it needs to be. Keyboards are one of the most used input devices on your computer and are a leading causes of repetitive stress injuries. By constantly bending your hands at a steeper angle than your forearms while typing, you run the risk of compressing the median nerve in your wrists and restricting blood flow to your hands. Both of these conditions may cause a variety of repetitive stress injuries.
Celesta was designed to be slim and simple to ensure that it is inherently ergonomic. Adopting a minimalist approach, Celesta does not come with any special wrist pads to aid in achieving an ergonomic design; nor does it arrange its keys in some fancy ergonomic fashion, which often times makes typing more strenuous. Instead, attention was given on the tactile responsiveness of the keys to ensure no excessive force is required to register a keystroke (because there is no real benefit in weight-training your fingers).
From day one, Celesta's dimensions and profiles have been carefully calculated to eliminate the need for your wrist to bend upward during typing. Depending on how your keyboard is aligned relative to your desk's edge, there are two tilt angle selections in which to configure Celesta. This is to ensure that your wrists remain comfortably flat with respect to your forearms while typing.
By combining both style and ergonomics, Celesta is here to make your daily computing more enjoyable and healthy. Finally comfort meets design.