Oh please. I type on a MBP 10 hours a day at least, and it's no problem whatsoever. There's a lot of personal preference in keyboards, because it's all about ho

Oh please. I type on a MBP 10 hours a day at least, and it's no problem whatsoever. There's a lot of personal preference in keyboards, because it's all about how you use them. The position of your arms and wrists and hands makes or breaks the design of the keyboard. Personally, I always found "ergonomic" keyboarsd to be unusable and uncomfortable, especially the Microsoft split style. But lots of people swear by those.