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Trying to identify this keyboard as a challenge
Posted: 19 Aug 2022, 14:05
by akkk44
I know the image looks like sh*t and may hurt everyone's eyes, my apologies.
So far I have noticed some features:
Narrow F keys;
Sharp MZ-700 like arrow keys;
4 2U-keys one the numpad.
I am trying to identify this keyboard as a challenge, anyone have a clue?
Re: Trying to identify this keyboard as a challenge
Posted: 19 Aug 2022, 16:25
by jsheradin
The stacked arrow cluster and half height top row was used by Siemens for a while. My first guess would be it's a board for a clone of one of their systems.
Re: Trying to identify this keyboard as a challenge
Posted: 19 Aug 2022, 16:38
by Findecanor
I'm guessing it could be an early PC XT or AT clone, but after the Model M had been introduced.
The function key row having ten keys, the vertical Enter/Return key and the wide keys on top of the numpad point in that direction.
Re: Trying to identify this keyboard as a challenge
Posted: 19 Aug 2022, 17:02
by Crizender
I believe I own this board, or at least a version of it
Mine is a Futuba MA inverse mount, caps are doubleshots.
The below picture is from the listing when I bought it.
Hope that helps!
Re: Trying to identify this keyboard as a challenge
Posted: 19 Aug 2022, 20:05
by akkk44
Crizender wrote: ↑19 Aug 2022, 17:02
I believe I own this board, or at least a version of it
Mine is a Futuba MA inverse mount, caps are doubleshots.
The below picture is from the listing when I bought it.
Hope that helps!
Thanks a lot!
Re: Trying to identify this keyboard as a challenge
Posted: 19 Aug 2022, 22:54
by dcopellino
jsheradin wrote: ↑19 Aug 2022, 16:25
The stacked arrow cluster and half height top row was used by Siemens for a while. My first guess would be it's a board for a clone of one of their systems.
Wow, you inspired me a flashback... Mine may be the little sister. Let me know if you aim at bringing the family back together and I'll let it go. [WTS]
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