Razer's Pro Type Ergo keyboard features a split ergonomic design and a plush wrist rest, while still being great for gaming.

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PCWorld reports that Razer has launched its first split ergonomic keyboard, the Pro Type Ergo, priced at $189.99 and available now. The keyboard features a 10-degree tilt with adjustable angles, ...