On-screen menus subtly display what keys to press for shortcuts.

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The keys are curved to fit the tips of your fingers, they click when you press them, and you can feel the click.

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Then again, these keys also seem oddly designed: because the icons for home, etc. are raised, it's tempting to press them as if they were physical buttons.

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