Umm, those keyboards look like a nightmare. Ever use an old Mac keyboard? Or an old Amiga 1000 keyboard? They just look a little less useful than those.

I like having multiple control keys (at least on a system that makes extended use of them). Plus, I actually use the windows keys (helps if you have some good key-mapping software that can create macros and other functions using the Win keys).

The small size is nice. But maybe too small. I can't stand the old IBM keyboards. Ugh. My favourite keyboard over the past few years is my current one. Microsoft Internet Pro (all-USB OEM version with grey shortcut buttons, not blue). The worst keyboards from a more prominent manufacturer are Apple's first USB model and their current USB model.

Bruno

And just to keep on topic. Ya, I vote for these cool jemplode options too. I also vote for way faster screen draw and some interrupts and multithreading improvements to jemplode. Java is great for cross-compatibility - it sucks for performance.