I have just gotten myself a Leopold FC200RT/ABN Brown switches from elitekeyboards.com. I have been using it for a couple of weeks now and I'm loving it. The typing experience is sensational however I needed to adjust my typing style a bit after moving to this keyboard, but it's no big deal. I gotten the tenkeyless version and ones with a blank keycap - although I may regret buying the blank keycaps version as my typing is not as good yet..

Is there any other place to get white keycaps other that WASD???

I believe that not all of Razer's keyboard uses the 'rubberized' keycaps, not their mechanical line anyways. Rubberized surface are like the one's on the Razer Lycosa. As far as I know, there are no major differences between ABS and PBT except for quality (I could be wrong). Examples of ABS can include those from Logitech or Microsoft or any other keyboards...

Anyways, there is a brief explanation here: http://www.overclock.net/t/491752/mechanical-keyboard-guide

Yes, that's right.

Hmm.. something weird is happening to my keyboard. It's plugged into my desktop but every couple of minutes it seems to "disconnect and reconnects itself". Like every couple of minutes you can hear the "you have connected a device" sound, which is quite annoying. I know this is coming from the keyboard because my keyboard has LED's under the Caps Lock and the Scroll Lock keys, so every couple minutes it would light up (without my hands even near the keyboard) and the "you have connected a device" sound would play...

Does anyone know how I can fix this problem?

I don't think it is the USB port cause I tried using different USB ports. And I don't think it is the cable as well but I'll try and find out the problem... it's only been like 2 months since I had my keyboard..

Yea, maybe I should. But I will test it out further today before sending it back. I bought the keyboard online from the US so.... RMA will be a little tedious..

^ Yea, I actually understood what you meant at the beginning. Hehe. I really hope that this isn't the case