De uiteindelijke conclusie uit een raport met bronnen erbij die zijn gebruikt.
4. Conclusions
In this tracking task performed under time pressure, 11 out of 12 subjects preferred the keyboard over the
mouse although it involved a substantial amount of learning. The reasons were primarily comfort, frustration,
and visual strain. One of the most distinguishing features in favour of the keyboard was the opportunity
to develop a working strategy facilitating learning.
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