"[...]this makes it ideal for fast-pased gaming."

Fast-paced, surely?

BTW, Inq, your email-the-author link (top of page) is broken; I tried to mail WF directly, and it bounced, after you forwarded it to its final destination (IM).

Interesting how it has its own symbol on the 'windows' key, I guess nobody that tries to be classy and known as reliable wants to be identified with windows anymore? ;)

A hundred-fifty dollars? This IBM Model M (c.1984) cost me $5 at a surplus place, and it takes a fare beating. Then again, this keyboard probably cost that amount back in those days too.

I always wanted a keyboard where keys don't "jam"! :) Though, nowadays, I'd just be happy to find a keyboard with the right layout, with no extra power/sleep/whatever keys stuck in the middle, with proper spacing between the various blocks, with no special "ergonomic" design ideas that make it unsuitable for fast typing.

I thought I got one that fits the bill recently, but after I actually got to use it it turned out there are some flaws. And the search continues...