I have a plain ol' keyboard myself but.....

Something I always wish I could bind to keyboard is view market info on selected item.

Also automatically binding a button to open the IGB and go to evemap/radar would be super useful!

Jump too/connect bridge/use Jump bridge how that would be great.

ship full speed, already covered the align and warp too, but orbit too...

Warp to member 0 & @ 10 .... having to right click, scroll to fleet, then click warp to ! annoying.

the POD saver! - select and warp to celestial @ 100, can be same celestial each time like planet 3 or something but would be better if it picks a planet at random, save about 6 clicks and probably your pod.

Just a few I would love.... Hell if it could do all that I may even buy a G-15 :D

I use a Belkin N52te to great effect with a Recon setup that utilizes an uncloak, overheat, prefire mids/highs. Also, a bombing run script i used to run in 0.0 stopped me from killing myself several times, and i actually bounced a bomb of a guy's ship!

Here is the script I promised. You shouldn't use it if you don't already know how to use scripts on the G15-type keyboards. All the ideas for the code came from the http://g15forums.com site.

The script for the G1 and G4 keys needs to be edited because it is unlikely your "Selected" target window is in the same place as mine, and the selected PI item window (where you click on the "scan for resources" button, etc.) can be in a different place. Use Microsoft's DBGView.exe and the G6 keypress in the script to get the coordinates of the relevant buttons for the mouse to click.

function OnEvent(event, arg)
    --OutputLogMessage("event = %s, arg = %s\n", event, arg);
    mkey = GetMKeyState();
    if (event == "G_PRESSED" and arg == 1 and mkey == 3) then
        -- Pressed G1 key while M3 was active - Click "warp to zero" on selected target
        x, y = GetMousePosition();
        -- Click the "Warp to zero" button on the "Selected" window
        MoveMouseTo(53852, 7495); -- For these coordinates, use the G6 keypress
        PressAndReleaseMouseButton(1);
        Sleep(5);
        ClearLCD();
        OutputLCDMessage("Warp to 0 KM!", 3000);
        -- Return mouse pointer to previous position
        MoveMouseTo(x, y);
    end
    if (event == "G_PRESSED" and arg == 4 and mkey == 3) then
        -- Pressed G4 key while M3 was active - Reset selected PI extractor
        x, y = GetMousePosition();
        -- Click the "Scan for resources" button
        MoveMouseTo(51188, 27995); -- For these coordinates, use the G6 keypress
        PressAndReleaseMouseButton(1);
        ClearLCD();
        OutputLCDMessage("Looking for stuff...", 3000);
        Sleep(4000); -- Wait 4 seconds for scan to complete
        -- Click the 23 hour option
        MoveMouseTo(51495, 36899);
        PressAndReleaseMouseButton(1);
        Sleep(5);
        -- Click the "Install" button
        MoveMouseTo(57132, 42665);
        PressAndReleaseMouseButton(1);
        Sleep(5);
        -- Return mouse pointer to previous position
        MoveMouseTo(x, y);
    end
    if (event == "G_PRESSED" and arg == 6 and mkey == 3) then
        -- Pressed G6 key while M3 was active - 
        -- - Output current mouse position to DBG channel
        x, y = GetMousePosition();
        OutputDebugMessage("G15: Mouse currently at %d, %d\n", x, y)
        -- Visit "http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb896647.aspx" for 
        -- a Microsoft-provided DBG channel viewer
        -- Using the debug viewer, filter for "G15" and things become more readable.
    end

end

I have one that activates the MWD or AB every x seconds. Time your x seconds to just exceed the first cycle so it will get 2 cycles in. Why? In most cases 2 cycles of AB or especially MWD is enough to get you to a stargate while in auto pilot. Got 27 jumps to do in that Battleship? Not so bad with autoMWD.