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A touchpad can be operated with fingers or thumb, allowing the cursor to be moved over the screen and mouse-clicks to be made. Used alongside a regular or ergonomic mouse, a Touchpad can reduce one-sided strain. Research shows that a separate touchpad allows more freedom of movement than an integrated touchpad.
