I'm using an Enermax now - bought an extra one which I keep in storage, just in case. It has the most similar tactile feedback and minimal key travel when compared to a decent notebook keyboard.

Nice and heavy too (solid aluminium), so it doesn't float around like these cheap plastic pieces of shit people call keyboards.

My only complaint is that it's too big - I don't (and never have) need the stupid numeric keypad taking up valuable desk space.

I've often though about buying a notebook keyboard, figuring out the ciruitry and building a case for it to get the best of both worlds - decent tactile feedback and super-compact.

Apologies for my previous knee-jerk response - it's just that your comment touched a nerve, being a parent who experienced the gut-wrenching anguish of seeing a child in an incubator.

Perhaps your comment wasn't meant to be flippant WRT life-saving (possible) innovations.

Honestly, i dont really give a damn about the incubators...

Nice one. You're obviously not a parent...