This Ergonomic Keyboard Is Your Deal of the Day

The keyboard you're typing on is probably gross as hell, and it isn't doing any favors for your posture, either. Consider replacing it with Microsoft's stalwart ergonomic split keyboard, which is on sale for $30 from Amazon at the moment.

Microsoft's been making ergonomic keyboards in one version or another since the 90s, but they seem to have hit the sweet spot with the Microsoft Natural Ergonomic 4000, which hasn't changed since 2005. One of its most notable features is that it includes the full PgUp cluster—other (higher-end) Microsoft ergonomic keyboards omit those keys. I've typed on one, and it certainly feels like a solid peripheral, unlike some cheap keyboards and mice. Blogger Jeff Atwood gave it a great review back when it came out.

Right now Amazon's selling the "business version" of this keyboard for $30, which is a solid $10 less than the street price and $20 less than the MSRP. As a business keyboard, it's optimized for Official Business, like sending emails or data entry or filling out TPS reports, but I'm sure you can use it on personal time too. [Amazon]

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Top Deals

• Microsoft Natural Ergonomic Keyboard 4000 for Business ($30) | Amazon | Originally $40

Pretty Great One-Day Sale on The HTC One

We warned you yesterday, but if you're looking for what most people consider current Android champ on either AT&T or Sprint, it'll be $100 for renewals on Amazon. New contracts get it for $80—and if you don't care about Amazon, Wirefly is selling the HTC One for new Sprint customers for $50 plus fees.

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Accessories

• iOn Audio Piano for iOS ($24) | Price Plunge via Dealmac | Originally $50 | Use coupon code SPRING5

• Nokia Lumia 920 Charging Plate ($25) | DailySteals via Edealinfo | Originally $45

• SteelSeries Siberia V2 Gaming Headset ($38) | 1SaleADay via Deals Kinja | Lowest price ever, $80 elsewhere

Miscellaneous

• 2-Person Cooler/Bench ($20) | Bargain Outfitters via Fatwallet | Originally $30 | Use coupon code BH951

• Sapphire Radeon HD 7970 + 4 Free Games ($350) | Newegg via Edealinfo | Originally $380 | MIR on page

• Haswell Intel Core i5-4670K 3.8 GHZ ($225) | Amazon via Deals Kinja | Lowest price ever by $20

• Nerf Vortex Lumitron ($20) | Amazon via Deals Kinja | Lowest price ever, $30 Elsewhere

• 12-Cup Mr. Coffee Coffee Maker ($20) | Best Buy via Deals Kinja | $30 Elsewhere

• Celestron 44104 500x Power Advanced Biological Microscope ($80) | Amazon | Lowest price ever, excellent reviews

• Kobalt Tongue and Groove Pliers Set ($10) | Lowes | 50% off, near perfect reviews

• Buy a $400 Dell Gift Card and get an Additional $75 Gift card | Dell

Gotta Catch 'Em All

Newegg really wants you to buy the new Pokémon for the 3DS from them.

• Pre-oder Pokemon X and Y ($34) | NewEgg via Deals Kinja | Use coupon codesEMCXPWS67 ( X ) and EMCXPWS68 ( Y )

Gaming

• Humble Bundle ($3) | Humble Bundle

PC

• Saints Row The Third: The Full Package [Steam] ($10) | Green Man Gaming | Use codeGMG20-6WUSQ-LBC4U

• Company of Heroes Complete [Steam] ($7) | Amazon via Daily Game Deals

• The Witcher Enhanced Edition Director's Cut ($3) | Steam

• The Witcher 2 Enhanced Edition ($7) | Steam

Square Enix Gamer's Bundle [Steam] ($20) | Amazon via Deals

Xbox

• Pre-order Splinter Cell: Blacklist ($50) | Newegg via Daily Game Deals | Normally $60 | Use code EMCXPWS66

• Arkham City GOTY ($10) | Best Buy | $20 elsewhere

PS3

• Pre-order Splinter Cell: Blacklist ($50) | Newegg via Daily Game Deals | Normally $60 | Use code EMCXPWS66

• Killzone Trilogy Collection ($30) | Amazon via 9to5Toys | Normally $40

• Arkham City GOTY ($10) | Best Buy | $20 elsewhere

Audio

• SOUL by Ludacris SL150BW High-Definition On-Ear Headphones ($72) | Amazon | Lowest price ever, terrible reviews

• Sony HT-CT150 3D Sound Bar ($175) | Amazon via Deals Kinja | Lowest price ever

Clothing

• Slim Canvas Pants from Gap ($16) | Gap via Reddit | Originally $50 | Use coupon code GAP35

• Topman Half Off Sale | TopShop via Reddit | Try coupon code 6088510500725049

• Decent J. Crew Summer Sale | J. Crew via Reddit

Allen Edmonds' tent sale started today.

Dumb TV → Smart TV

• Slingbox 350 ($148) | Amazon via 9to5Toys | Originally $180

Physical Media

• Fast And Furious 1-5 [DVD] ($29)

• Breaking Bad Season 1 or 2 or 3 ($10) [DVD] | Amazon via Daily DVD Deals

• Breaking Bad Season 4 [DVD] ($15) | Amazon via Daily DVD Deals

Digital Media

I heard that a very anticipated rap album leaked earlier today.

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Laptops

Refurbished Quad-Core AMD A8-4500M Radeon HD 7640G HP Envy Laptop ($400) | Woot

Desktops

Nope.

Tablets

That Nook deal is supposedly ending this Sunday.

Screens

• 29" 21:9 UltraWide IPS Display ($450) | Newegg via Dealmac | Originally $500

• 60" Samsung Plasma HDTV ($850) | Best Buy via Fatwallet | Originally $1000

• VIZIO - E-Series Razor 55-Inch LED Smart 3D HDTV ($780) | Best Buy via Deals Kinja | Matches lowest price ever

Portables

Check up the HTC One deal at the top of the page.

Camera

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Bare Drives

Nope.

Apps

iOS

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iPad Only

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Android

• Garfield's Escape ($1) | Google Play via App-sales | Originally $2

• Call of Atlantis ($1) | Google Play via App-sales | Originally $3

• Royal Envoy ($1) | Google Play via App-sales | Originally $3

Hobomodo

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