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>Does it make sense trying to get a replacement? (Some day, I read >that after some time the keyboard would get more responsive >but this doesn't seem to be the case). Or is there something one I complained about the left side of the keyboard being loose when I pushed on the trackpoint. The new keyboard seemed much softer - I never mis-hit the left-shift key like I used to. The keyboard was replaced again recently, and the looseness with the trackpoint is back but the keyboard is still soft. Try asking to get it replaced. After all, you paid top dollar for your computer, it should at least be comfortable to type on. The keys tend to feel hard if you don't hit them straight on. You could also try adjusting your typing position. -- John H. Kim "I stop for red traffic lights" -- bumper sticker jokim@mit.edu commissioned by the City of Boston as part of a MIT Sea Grant campaign to shed its reputation for bad drivers.