I was lucky enough to find a local-ish store that had in-store demos available. They were nice enough to let me go in and try one out for an hour or so. I'm qu

I was lucky enough to find a local-ish store that had in-store demos available. They were nice enough to let me go in and try one out for an hour or so. I'm quite happy with my MS Ergo 4000, but I always wanted to try out the Kinesis. It does take a fair amount of getting use to. Initially feels quite funny to type on. The deal breaker for me at the time is that too many of the symbol keys are not in their usual locations, which is more significant when programming than writing prose. Here in the Antipodes the markup on these things is ridiculous (e.g., AU$550/US$420) so you really have to want one.