Agree. The Right Shift key looks extra wide on this particular laptop, so that design would've left a decent width for the Right Shift key. Then again, instea

Agree. The Right Shift key looks extra wide on this particular laptop, so that design would've left a decent width for the Right Shift key. Then again, instead of all the extra wide keys and one extra column of keys to the right of the Enter key, why not two extra columns? Then we can: 1. avoid eating into the space of the Right Shift key 2. have Home/End/PageUp/PageDown in the same layout as in a full size keyboard 3. have Insert in there as oppose to being up on the function key row 4. have the power button in the top right corner instead of the awkward position it is in here, somewhere in the middle Like I said, nobody gives keyboards one ounce of thought ever. I don't think it's about copying Apple as much as an industry-wide neglect of keyboard design. Most people don't give the keyboard a lot of weight when making buying decisions, and consequently manufacturers give keyboard designs very little thought.