Keyboard recommendations

[Vague]

I'm tired of using the hp kb I have.
My criteria for a new kb:

The print screen / scroll lock / pause row is separate from both the Function keys and the Insert/home/page up group. (my biggest complain with the one I have now)
A full backspace button, I think it take the space of two keys.
The backslash to be directly under the backspace.
A full size right shift key.
To be able to pretty more than 2 buttons at the same time in a game. I don't know if this is up to the manufacturer or a limit elsewhere.

No other funny business with the standard layout. I don't mind extra play buttons or anything
like that but I don't want regular layout ot be any different, I don't want to relearn to type.
I've used Microsoft keyboard a lot and I like them quite a bit.

I do a lot of typing and some gaming but nothing too amazing that would require me to stay away from a split ergonomic keyboard. I realize some of the above are kind of nit picky but make my living witha computer, so I'd like for it to appeal.

Anyone have an awesome keyboard?

 

[Mr. Wolf]

Moshi Celesta

I got it yesterday and it's really cool. I'll post a review & pics later today.

 

[engiNURD]

Go to a B&M store and try out all the kb's that fit your criteria. A KB is very subjective, so it would be best to try out all your options to see which one you'd prefer. Personally, I use the standard Dell keyboards at work, and the MS Ergonomic 4000 at home.