> I had two MS Ergo 4000 in one year and both are damaged now. Strange. I've got one of these keyboards* and have had it so long the type has worn off the midd

> I had two MS Ergo 4000 in one year and both are damaged now. Strange. I've got one of these keyboards* and have had it so long the type has worn off the middle row. The nubs of the J and F keys had also worn down that much that I ended up getting an old soldering iron and scarring those two keys again. Only maintenance I do is take it outside every now and again and blast it with the air compressor to clean it out (which is well past due). * Actually I have a spare one in the cupboard for when my current one actually dies for good. I used it for about two days after I spilled something on the other keyboard and had to leave it out in the sun for a couple of days to make sure it dried out completely.