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In the 2001 study, the three split keyboard configurations produced no differences in ulnar deviation from each other.

Checked against its source on October 16, 2026

In the source's own words

“There were no differences in ulnar deviations among the 3 alternative configurations.”

Effect of setup configurations of split computer keyboards on wrist angle, Richard W. Marklin and Gerald C. Simoneau, Physical Therapy, 2001, Results.

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What it measures
The configurations differed in the opening angle and the distance between the keyboard halves.
What it does not show
Measures wrist angle only, in a small group of experienced operators.

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Split keyboard: the three configurations did not differ from each other | Yap