Num Lock now being to the left can be irksome. Having Print Screen next to the larger Delete key also is an extension of this logic, and here at least it doesn't matter too much since the Fn keys are barely used by most as-is. Delete is also the most commonly used key out of the Ins-Pg Dn cluster, so having it twice, with the second one a more prominent spacing in the alphanumeric section itself, is also a good idea-I'd rather have the option to change the other Delete key to something else, though. Having it on the left where you also have the Tilde key helps with console navigation since the quotes and navigation are now left to the right hand. The menu key is not typically used by the average consumer, but comes in handy for programming. Take the alphanumeric section, for example. I personally think the chosen key layout is one of the best for ergonomics. If it comes off like I am complaining about the key layout, let me put that to rest. Switch hitter also confirmed no chatter on the tested keys, of which there are clearly more than the typical 104 on this full-size US ANSI layout. The Microsoft ergonomic keyboard allows for the expected 6-key rollover USB, which works as expected and is just fine for this typing-centric keyboard.
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