Today, I got a new keyboard, and it types like a dream. I bought it 
thinking it was a keyboard for a CNC machine, "75%." It turns out that 
the keyboard case is CNC'ed--not what I thought--and that percentage 
just refers to the width of the keyboard. It is about one and one-half 
inches shorter than my previous one.

This new keyboard also has cherry blue switches, just like my other.

It is very reminiscent of WYSE keyboards (the cherry clear switches 
probably make that experience more real).

My typing speed has improved to 114 WPM (with two mistakes), and that 
was on the first try.

I am very happy the keyboard can be on-board programmed, so I no longer 
need to use Xmodmap reassignments (unfortunately, they are still needed 
for the laptop's internal keyboard).