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>  * S3 card, and a Micro$oft keyboard, all in a 13 inch tower case.
> 
> If this is the "Natural", swap this at all costs.  It is the worst
> keyboard in the world, but I won't bore you with the details (I can
> write a 100-line message describing all the things that's bad about
> it...).

To be honest, I actually really *like* mine.  It took me about 2 weeks
of hard-core using it to get used to it, but now that I've used for
almost 2 months now I no longer have the wrist-pain I used to get
regularly.

(A happy M$-Natural owner).


Nate