The first thing you might notice about this is that the home/end/delete/pageup/page down keys, along with Print Screen and Insert, are stragely located. The larger delete key can be nice, and the other keys are easy to get used to. What you won't realize from the picture:1) the space bar is exceptionally noisy if you hit it with your right thumb (which I almost exclusively do).2) The dreaded F key. Microsoft decided to add functionality to the f-keys by letting them operate as typical, F1-F12 keys, or as buttons to perform specific tasks (spell check, save, print, etc). You choose which the buttons operate as with the F lock key.F-lock on, they operate as F1-F12 like normal. F-lock off, they don't do anything useful.The f-lock key defaults off and often switches back to off for no reason.Wait -- it's very probable there is a reason for this: Microsoft hates us all.