Where can I find a compact programming keyboard with logical key placement?

Question

I recently, at the order of my chiropractor, bought a laptop stand to elevate my screen. A result of this is that I need a standalone keyboard. Normal keyboards have numeric keypads on the right side, which moves my mouse further to the right... not an optimal position chiropractically speaking.

I don't use the numeric keypad, but all the compact keyboards I can find use some random placement algorithm on the arrow, page up/down, and most importantly -- the insert,delete,home and end keys. Those misplaced keys are crippling my code entry.

Does anyone know of a keyboard that is minus the keypad, but places those VERY IMPORTANT keys in a more standard position?

Answer 1

The Happy Hacking keyboard. Small footprint, Ctrl and Esc in The Right Place. Also, the Home, PgUp, etc. keys are one the actual QWERTY part of the keyboard, not off somewhere else. You just use a function key to activate them.

EDIT: You can see the layout here.

EDIT: Also, the function keys are on the row of numbers, which cuts down on space.

Answer 2

The wireless one would be perfect, but it's mac, probably work under windows, but you need bluetooth.

Answer 3

I have been looking for the same thing. The sidewinder posted above is the only one I've found that is still in production. The HP KU-0412, and IBM Trackpoint Space Saver Keyboard are discontinued but can sometimes be found for sale.

Bare URL's since I'm not allowed to post images or links as a new user:
www.geeks.com/largePic_All.asp?InvtId=KU-0412&Pic=KU-0412-unit.jpg
www-307.ibm.com/pc/support/site.wss/MIGR-4WKSWX.html