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They also love throwing acid in peoples faces.

What cowards.

You seem to be very excited over a ball bearing which achieves what exactly? The ability to have your keyboard in the shape of a pyramid? How wonderful... Other ergonomic keyboards achieve exactly the same thing the m15 does - to be comfortable to type on. You're just paying a lot more for the hype...

JP! wrote: ↑My new beamer. Should arrive next week. I have everything ready to convert to usb.

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Enjoy! The white whale is quite the beauty, got one myself.

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The Symbolics keyboard would go for $5,000+

Just the mouse for a Lisp machine going for $1,000 on ebay lol.

seebart wrote: ↑Still no Symbolics Space Cadet MrDuul?

But the Fujitsu is real nice.

ONE DAY I WILL!


(Yes the fujitsu is really nice!!!)

Well the best ergo keyboard is very subjective. I would love to try one. I agree though, you won't find one like it. A cherry G80-5000 isn't that different, afterall they're just split keyboards. You'll definitely find many like it. Cherry MX is horrible, Chryo did a review of it, flimsy plastic on...

Explain to me how it is the best aside from the fact you probably blew a grand buying it and you feel like it has to be the best due to how expensive it was. It is just rare, that is the only special thing about it. The key caps are basically impossible to replace, it's still a membrane board, does...

Have some keyboards I got 1-2 weeks ago: -4704 - 104 Key. -IBM M15 Ergo. (Lexmark Logo) -Vintage Japanese Fujitsu FM Towns FMT-KB107 Mechanical Keyboard Leaf Spring JIS -Vintage IBM Mouse. The 4704 Family Reunion....77 Key is missing :shock: https://www.mediafire.com/convkey/0e30/x8z9jzuw85mezv76g.j...

"IBM Model M15 13H6689 Options by IBM Ergonomic Keyboard with Original Box" M15 with the IBM logo is I believe the rarest of the M15's. Starting at $470 open bid. http://www.ebay.com/itm/IBM-Model-M15-13H6689-Options-by-IBM-Ergonomic-Keyboard-with-Original-Box-/112488103956?hash=item1a30d04014:g:4x...

Yeah that collection trumps most of anyones.

"IBM Model M15 13H6689 Options by IBM Ergonomic Keyboard with Original Box" M15 with the IBM logo is I believe the rarest of the M15's. Starting at $470 open bid. http://www.ebay.com/itm/IBM-Model-M15-13H6689-Options-by-IBM-Ergonomic-Keyboard-with-Original-Box-/112488103956?hash=item1a30d04014:g:4xg...

I....I just don't understand. Is there a hidden image in there I'm not seeing? Why the hell did they pick that seemingly random smattering of grey and red key caps? It's not like they're highlighting vowels or anything. Is that modeled after a popular console on the ship from the show? Well it real...

Yeah after reading the thread, not very easy.

Ok, I am in now in the process of reading.

Just posing the question if this is possible? And what would be required to do so? I am talking about the IBM 3277 Micro Switch Version. I also have some Microswitch Numpads laying around. https://vintagecomputer.ca/vintage-ibm-2621365-keyboard-with-internal-micro-switch-keyboard-assembly/ https://v...

Yes I will take 2 PCB of the 66 Key, 2 PCB of the 78 KEY and 1 of the Split Space PCB when you got it.

Great job man!

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REVENGE wrote: ↑Don't forget about the kanji beamspring board!

Ahh yes of course I did forget about that one. The kanji is like a gaint typro POS beast which can only be the Beamhemoth. Thanks for the pic MrDuul.

How heavy do you think it is?

Wow I would say the kanji beamspring is def mega rare.



https://imgur.com/a/jCwHt#TP1p406

Beamer
BeamBoard
SpringSaver
SpringSave
Beamcruiser

Saw this and called them. But not in stock!!

https://www.chicagotech.com/products/ibm/7362143

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E3E wrote: ↑Definitely Beamsaver for the small ones. What about the one that's integrated into a desk that has even less keys?

The Desksaver?

Yeah that's even better!

Who coined the unsaver?

I'm using green vinyl wrap for the plate there. But because the beamspring switches are so tall, once the case goes back on, it's almost impossible to see. I've used Kato Polyclay before to make a replacement ear for a Model F leg and making a replacement for the missing keycap pieces is easy enoug...

Chyros wrote: ↑Haha sounds perfect to me!

I want to make love with the beamship. Don't you? Deep voice man.

Yes uniform. Exact same keycap in both. Even on the latter Micro Switch SD series the keycaps are still this nice. How dare you Seebart with your keycaps. Always about the kneecaps. Unbelieveable. Why oh why can't we convert these microswitch boards? no one has an answer? :| :| :| :| (I just had a ...

When I said layout I was referring to standard 101 or with Unicomps, standard 103/4. On a Model F you almost always sacrifice something e.g. F Keys on a Kishsaver, standard arrow layouts on AT's, XT's, 122's and 104's etc The plastics on F's are definitely more brittle, watch Chyros's video on the ...

Well we need xwhatsit converters for Micro Switch PCB so we can start using these beautiful boards.

Why can't Micro Switch PCBS be converted? Why no love?

That one that you posted is from an IBM 5251 terminal, which speaks a different language from the IBM 3277/78/79 ones. 5251s were attached to mid-range computers, instead of the mainframes that the 3270 family supported. It is called a "data entry" layout because it is modelled after a IBM 029 keyp...

You seem to have the best memes for every situation and conversation LOL. (a reply to a comment duul made on GH) Oh and btw Duul Model F's are superior to Model M's in every way except the following: Layouts Removable cables Easily replaceable parts e.g. barrel frames, membranes, springs, and flipp...