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Anyone ever seen a laptop with an Ergonomic keyboard, I don't think it would be that hard to make, especially if it was on a laptop with a widescreen monitor(15.4 or 17in), the have so much dead space where the keyboard is, why not just turn out the keys a little to make it more comfortable.
You mean a split keyboard? Any company first to market with one would be doing so out of marketing. I guess with all the push for mobile workstation level notebooks, it's not out of the question. If you've ever seen the 17" Powerbook from Apple, then you know a split configuration would be easily done, but anything less than that it's hard to manage.
The closest thing to an ergonomic keyboard for a laptop would be the keyboard on the Acer Travelmate 800 series notebooks.
http://reviews.cnet.com/sc/20949315-2-200-DT4.gif
It has something like a 5 degree curve to make it a little easier on the wrists.
Just don't twist the wrist when you type. :)
Maybe be hard for people with shorter fingers though.