Gadgets, gizmos, and tools to help make you more productive in business

This oddly shaped ergonomic keyboard is supposed to help you use all 10 fingers to type rather than using the usual 8 (with thumbs for the spacebar). It comes equipped with the Cherry MX switches which they claim last up to 50 million key strokes per key, and activates the keystroke when the key halfway pressed allowing the user to type lightly and help with strain. 

The problem with keyboards like this, is once you spend all your time getting used to the new layout, typing on a normal keyboard is something you just won't be able to pull off anymore.  Considering that, and it's mind boggling USD$490 price tag -- is it really worth the 'extra' 20% productivity?

Maltron productivity keyboard Source

Sourced by James Yeang. Edited by Colbert Low