Do the new keyboard drive you nuts?

I have a keyboard here that has a bigger ENTER key in it, I always have trouble configuring it whenever I use my sister's PC. It has a smaller ENTER key, flat and also hard for me to type at. There's also those keyboards on laptops, that I happen to have a hard time typing at because it's lower and too sensitive when hitting the letters.

I have similar experience but with my notebooks. I have been attached to Toshiba notebook for such a long time and when it was broken two weeks ago (wow, it has been two weeks!) and I had to get a new Axioo notebook for myself (because I found it was cheaper and lighter to bring), and the keys just make me crazy. you know, Toshiba keys are placed in standard order of placement and I just got the Home, End, Delete, Pg Up and Pg Down easily with that notebook. but this Axioo one drives me crazy because I need to hit the fn key and left arrow key to get Home, and fn key again and right arrow to get the End. not to mention that they are left and right, not the up and bottom (which for PgUp and PgDown, with fn key). so everything need the fn key now. this is the second week and I'm still get trouble in remembering the key position since I don't always look at the keyboards when I type. huh ... why every brand always tries to place the order according to their own standard. it just drives me mad sometimes.

This is really a matter of patience and practice. I have used a myriad of keyboard types and I am fairly happy with most layouts. It is frustrating at first because you are accustomed to a specific key being in a certain place, but it should not take long to get used to the new format. The keyboards that I find difficult to use are the ergonomic ones. It may be a better system for comfort etcetera, but after using the standard type for so long they are strange in comparison.

Man i dont like canges with the keyboard. I am comfortable with the old one.I think i will buy a dozen of them and keep them for an emergency. ha ha....I havent seen the new key boards yet...Lets see what changes they have made to it.

I bought a Do-It-Yourself PC and therefore I choose what sort of keyboard I want to use with it. I don't have the trouble of keyboards that are not to my liking or that are hard to use since I don't buy the whole package thingy like Dell or HP.. I did have a HP machine before and like you, the keyboard isn't very friendly to type on...But what can I do? I spent so much on the system and do I have to spend on a new keyboard too? But I make sure my new PC will not suffer this same fate

I do not have any gripes.first time a new keyboard mar feel little difficult to operate.but once we get used to it,the keyboard operations become simple.