> Is there any other dedicated button If you go for a 122-key or 127-key keyboard like these: * http://casasbahia.com.br/Informatica/AcessoriosePerifericos/Te

> Is there any other dedicated button If you go for a 122-key or 127-key keyboard like these: * http://casasbahia.com.br/Informatica/AcessoriosePerifericos/Teclados/Kit-Teclado-USB-e-Mouse-Sem-Fio-Ebolt-4667844.html http://casasbahia.com.br/Informatica/AcessoriosePerifericos/... * http://buscapro.com.br/Teclado-Multimidia-Usb-Abnt2-Portugues-Vinik-Frete-Gratis_721373667P.html http://buscapro.com.br/Teclado-Multimidia-Usb-Abnt2-Portugue... ... then the dedicated buttons are the "forward" and "back" keys on the top row. In 554 comments discussing "power users" and "people who use keyboards for absolutely everything" I think this to be the first mention of the forward and back keys on "multimedia"/"internet" keyboards. Do "power users" not lust after keyboards with lots of keys any more? (-: Here's one with a telephone, as well as "forward" and "back" keys for WWW browsing: * http://www.compulogic.com.ar/catalog/product_info.php?cPath=127&products_id=622 http://www.compulogic.com.ar/catalog/product_info.php?cPath=... Historical aside: The "Space Cadet" keyboard actually had fewer keys than these.