1.   Computer companies that make keyboards may have the most to lose from the RSI issue, but a wide array of companies are potentially at risk.

2.   For example, Korg USA, based in Melville, N.Y., makes a keyboard for professional musicians with touch-screen controls.

3.   One of the latest entries into the ergonomic keyboard market is Cazenovia, N.Y.-based Marquardt, which makes a keyboard called MiniErgo.

4.   Sega is also considering making keyboards for the machine.

5.   Someone made the keyboard she types on.

6.   The company also makes keyboards specifically for Arab and Turkish music, and it is working on keyboards for other Asian and African cultures.

7.   The design is wavy, almost as though the keyboard was made of rubber and someone bent it out of shape.

8.   The keys click solidly as I hit them, and the keyboard itself is made of metal, not plastic.

9.   Under the Rhodes name, Roland made keyboards that included a digital version of the Rhodes piano sound.