chiclet

For two examples Microsoft Comfort Curve Keyboard 3000 and AmazonBasics Wired Keyboard (if you want a chiclet-style keyboard).

Palm/ctrl won't work on most laptops, especially since nearly all of them have chiclet keys these days..

The chiclet layout has ordinary-size keys, but the gaps between them (that the mechanism requires...) are larger than normal.

Keys are mushy and soft, and even the chiclet keys have a more solid feel than that.

It has backlit chiclet style keys with an almost identical to Macbook layour, and a single button, multi-touch trackpad.

I also knew a few other folks with jr's, and never remember anyone using the chiclet keyboard.

I'll take either a mechanical or a chiclet (like the Apple ones) keyboard over squishy rubber domes.

It's fairly expensive (~80 USD), but it's one of the better chiclet-style keyboards I've tried.

Lenovo introduced a new chiclet-style keyboard and removed the trackpoint buttons.

I'm actually starting a trial run today using an Apple USB chiclet keyboard at work.

I use a mechanical one at my workstation and honestly do not mind the chiclet keyboard on the Galago at all.

I was instantly relieved when I saw his chiclet keyboard and surmised that my computer was still the cool one on campus.

For starters mine had the "real" keyboard in addition to the chiclet keyboard.

I haven't opened the "new" Thinkpads(with chiclet keyboard), but the T200-series etc are very easy to maintain.

, the keyboard looks "too chiclet" to be what Thinkpad users expect, despite the name.

Not that they're necessarily bad, but no one who would ever use the phrase "legendary Thinkpad keyboard" was happy to see them go with yet another crappy chiclet Macbook clone.