I consider myself to be something of an input device dork (you can pry my MX518 from my cold, dead hands), but after trying a couple of the MS ergo keyboards an

I consider myself to be something of an input device dork (you can pry my MX518 from my cold, dead hands), but after trying a couple of the MS ergo keyboards and a few other things, I've found that the Comfort Curve 2000 (MS' cheapest keyboard) seems to work for me best. Everyone seems to be all about the clacky mechanical or ergo boards, but I love the CC2000's gentle curve, and the wide, low-throw, near-silent keys. I feel like I can really fly on the thing when I'm typing, and it's spill-resistant to boot.