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Please vote for your winner of the award for the Best input device photo in 2014.
By voting in this category you can win a keyboard cable from Pexon PCs!
This is the final round. See the first round and second round for reference.
The final round ends on Monday 8 December, 20:00hrs UTC. You can change your vote until the end of the round. The winner and full results will be released soon after the vote closes.
The official nominees are, as presented by webwit (the first nominee) and Muirium:
Photo 20 by Muirium - IBM 3276 beamspring, with bonus rust
Muirium's IBM 3276 beamspring keyboard is a great score all the way from Dresden. Clearly the arrow keys are pointing to all parts which need restoration.
Surely he has cleaned, restored and painted the rusty plate since this photo was taken!
Photo 11 by Phosphorglow - 6x IBM SSK colored plates
Six mungy, manky, downright rotten SSKs get a makeover from the master. Saved by none other than the SSK wizard himself: Phosphorglow. If you think this shot is magic, look at how they started.
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From bum, to yum. Believe!
Photo 16 by Snoopy - Black Kishsaver with Clickclack
Every Kishsaver is special. (Have you tried to get your hands on one?) But Snoopy went the extra mile with his elegant, minimalist black restoration, topped off with a Clack.
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What doesn't go with black?
Photo 22 by mr_a500 - IBM 3278 beam spring keyboard
IBM's prehistoric [wiki]Beam Spring[/wiki]s are making a comeback, thanks to Xwhatsit's work on hooking them up to USB. Mr_A500 flaunts his prize winning APL tripleshots in a moody composition, not out of place from the movies.
Pity IBM doesn't also make flat panel displays.
Photo 37 by HAL - Generations
Not a keyboard, but a moment in a restoration. HAL passes along the vital knowledge of what goes where inside a Model M to a convincing pupil.
Most toys forget all about the navigation block.