[HiTech RedNeck]

That keyboard looks like using it would feel like drumming the fingers on a sheet of construction paper. Even the chintziest laptop/notebook is more ergonomic than that.

[philman_36]

I think the idea/selling point is that the user will be using the touchscreen more than the keyboard and it's there more for convenience than use.

And I personally have never known any of the laptops/notebooks available to be particularly ergonomic in any fashion.

You got a suggestion for a good ergo laptop/notebook?
To give you an idea...I still use a split/ergo keyboard to save my wrists. Straight ones give me wrist pain.