Good complement for laptop
I picked up this keyboard as a complement to working on a laptop. I'm pleasantly surprised by the comfort of the reduced "60%" layout, as long as you don't need the arrow keys or page keys too much (the secret is to use modal software such as "vim", which means you don't need them).
There's nothing to say about the typing comfort of the Cherry Brown switches. The keyboard is light and practical for situations when you're on the move but still need to do a lot of typing, or as a back-up in the event of a hardware failure (I've used up a number of laptop keyboards).
The white letters on a yellow background may not be suitable for people with sight problems who don't type, but that doesn't bother me (on the contrary, I use an internationalised US layout, so if the keys are less visible, that's fine with me because they don't match).
I'll have to wait and see about durability, but the switches can be replaced independently, so I won't have to change everything as soon as a key gets a bit tired. :)
