There are plenty of good keyboards around from companies such as Cherry, and they're aimed at the professional market, not at gamers..... http://www.cherry.de/c

There are plenty of good keyboards around from companies such as Cherry, and they're aimed at the professional market, not at gamers..... http://www.cherry.de/cid/corded_keyboards.htm?rdeLocationAttr=DE&rdeLocaleAttr=en&switch=true http://www.cherry.de/cid/corded_keyboards.htm?rdeLocationAtt... Sadly, there are no good keyboards on laptops anymore because keyboard quality is one of the things you sacrifice for thinness (as well as performance, ports, expandability and so on). Thinkpad keyboards have been in decline for a long time. The one on my 240X was brilliant and the X31 etc were good. The X220 was the last good one, with the new style arriving with the X230, I think. I'm not familiar with the T range but I assume parallel numbers apply. The solution that works for some is to buy two external keyboards, one for home and one for the office. You can put the laptop on a stand and this improves the ergonomics....