I want to get a new keyboard to replace my Dell -lrb- which have several science project fester below the key -rrb- , and spend a long time at Fry 's go testing out the various keyboard . I initially bring home a Logitech and decide that the letter on the key be too small-and my wife do not like it . then a couple of other feel pretty good to type on , but they turn out to be upward of $ 50 , chock full of button and nobbie thingy ... I just want a simple keyboard . I have try the Comfort curve before but I be look for something similar to my old keyboard , with the tall key and tactile feel . but after I return the Logitech I try this one again and find that it feel pretty good , and `` natural '' , and not like those split kb . as other have say , its curviture and gradient size button be set up to match the natural position of you hand ; and I find that I type faster with it . the key be half the hight -lrb- or a squinch more -rrb- of the typical kb , and that with the placement of the key allow you finger to type without shift you hand or fingers-which I find myself do at time . it be almost like pretend typing , where you mimic typing , drum you finger on a table top . like a previous reviewer mention , while this keyboard be very quiet the space bar can be rather annoy with the sound it make . like that reviewer , once I pry off the shift key there be a metal wire about the size of a paper clip that be not lock on to the space bar itself . once I do this and pop the key back on , the key noise be greatly dull . of course I be write this review on this keyboard as I `` speak '' , and it be very comfortable . I highly recommend this - $ 19\/at fry 's - keyboard . buy it and try it , if after a day or two you do not like it -lrb- which I doubt -rrb- , just return it .