Tired eyes read that as Cherry BBQ.
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Tired eyes read that as Cherry BBQ.
The photo is very dark, but I would guess that it might be a Model M. Clever how they obliterated the important part of the label.
I think its a model m, because on the second picture you can see he wrote the missing number on a paper, laying near to the original label.fohat wrote:The photo is very dark, but I would guess that it might be a Model M. Clever how they obliterated the important part of the label.
That looks like a yellowed ABS spacebar, which I know that Greenock used in the late-1990s, but I would not have thought that it would have been there as early as 1990.
It's got a beige backplate, that should make it an M right?hypkx wrote:I think its a model m, because on the second picture you can see he wrote the missing number on a paper, laying near to the original label.fohat wrote:The photo is very dark, but I would guess that it might be a Model M. Clever how they obliterated the important part of the label.
That looks like a yellowed ABS spacebar, which I know that Greenock used in the late-1990s, but I would not have thought that it would have been there as early as 1990.
With Cherry profile caps too and an awesome layout? Someone buy this now. I would, but I'm broke.jerue wrote: Interesting clicky Space Invaders board, $30 with free shipping!
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-Mystery ... 1681902326
E3E wrote:With Cherry profile caps too and an awesome layout? Someone buy this now. I would, but I'm broke.jerue wrote: Interesting clicky Space Invaders board, $30 with free shipping!
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-Mystery ... 1681902326
For posterity, here’s the pic rehosted to imgur:jerue wrote: Interesting clicky Space Invaders board, $30 with free shipping! http://www.ebay.com/itm/351681902326
It’s not Cherry profile. These are standard cylindrical Hi-Tek keycaps.
I was considering grabbing that one to steal some of the keycaps for custom keyboards. But probably just as well not to, as I have enough other (keyboard-related and non-keyboard-related) projects to finish.
The white switches are one of the best linear switches of the 1980s–90s. Much nicer than Cherry MX black, IMO. Comparable to green Alps in smoothness, more stable, and a bit stiffer. Whether someone likes white or black space invader switches better is a matter of personal taste.I don't think the whites are as highly regarded as black, but nonetheless it's not your everyday switch
Any other hint this could be Monterey blues, other than the KB-5181? I don't think this is a KB-5181.alh84001 wrote: http://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-Beige-M ... oard-AS-IS
I would get this, but US. It might have Monterey blue switches.
Utterly ridiculous.photekq wrote: http://www.ebay.com/itm/DATACOMP-DFK102 ... 7675.l2557
This is getting a little mad now...
This is very true. But tbh I can't see why people pay as much for Topre as they do, either xD .
Someone on ebay has veen trying to sell theirs for over a year now, started at $1000 and gradually keeps dropping the price, think it was $300 last I checked.snuci wrote: Here's a keyboard that is expensive because of the "Macintosh TV" computer it came with being rare. It's a black Apple Keyboard II that is pretty much the same as the beige ones. Keyboard guys would hate this (it doesn't have exotic key switches) but vintage computer guys would love it if they had a Macintosh TV without a keyboard.
http://www.ebay.ca/itm/172131981694
The ultra rare bit is a misconception though. That simply isn't true.
What in the....photekq wrote: http://www.ebay.com/itm/DATACOMP-DFK102 ... 7675.l2557
This is getting a little mad now...