What's a nice keyboard with a really soft touch?

[ed21x]

after spilling coffee on my Compaq keyboard, and too much laziness to remove all the keys to clean it out...

can any of you guys recommend me a keyboard with the following options:
1. corded
2. soft, makes very little noise
3. when keys are pressed, don't need to travel a huge distance down. Basically I'm looking for one that can be typed on with as little effort as possible.
4. under $50

all suggestions will be greatly appreciated

 

[Nebor]

They say the Logitech diNovo has a laptop like keyboard... But you wouldn't want to use an uber cheap keyboard like that, go for something classier.

 

[Chaotic42]

Logitech Elite sounds right up your alley.

Just watch out for the incredibly stupid F-lock key. By default the function keys are multimedia keys.

Idiots.

 

[Barnaby W. Füi]

In my sig.

 

[ed21x]

Eh? I'll definitely look into the two logitech keyboards. I'm definitely not into the cheap feel of laptop keyboards. Even though the keys don't travel a huge distance, they still snap and feel really thin and cheap. Perhaps if one exists where the keys go smoothly down (like a sponge). The Typematrix keyboard seems a bit too weird for me =)

 

[MDE]

I like my Microsoft Internet keyboard (the plain one that can be found for ~$10 if you look).

 

[WobbleWobble]

Coolermaster makes a soft touch keyboard.

Zippo has a line of soft touch keyboards, but they're a bit pricey for what they are in my opinion.

 

[MDE]

Originally posted by: MonkeyDriveExpress
I like my Microsoft Internet keyboard (the plain one that can be found for ~$10 if you look).

EDIT:Pics

 

[MDE]

post below

 

[ed21x]

Coolermaster Aluminum Keyboard for $22

viewmate silver slim keyboard with USB

both these look really nice and seem to have the right features