Finally, someone got it right...

Since I typically spend most of my time during the day on a computer and I spent time in college studying the field of ergonomics, I'm naturally a big fan of ergonomic keyboards.  I bought an ergonomic keyboard from CompUSA about 6 years ago that I really liked...of course 6 years later when the time to replace the keyboard is long past overdue, I surprisingly had a lot of trouble finding an ergonomic keyboard that I liked with all of the keys in the correct places.  Instead of retraining my hands to adjust to new key placements, I held out for one that was comfortable and used all the standards, and I'm glad I did.  I've been using Microsoft's new Natural Ergonomic Keyboard 4000 for a couple of weeks now and I must say that I'm impressed.  It's got a soft wristpad and a bunch of keys at the top that I probably won't use but overall I really like it.