Ouch, £55 is a bit steep isn't it?alh84001 wrote: ↑And for you UK orange Alps lovers
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-apple-I ... 1916638078
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Yes it is.Stabilized wrote: ↑Ouch, £55 is a bit steep isn't it?alh84001 wrote: ↑And for you UK orange Alps lovers
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-apple-I ... 1916638078
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It's either ITW Magnetic Valve or a Rubberdomealh84001 wrote: ↑I don't know details on this, but it seems interesting to me
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Decision-Data-C ... 1589949057
photos-f62/decision-data-mystery-board- ... ml#p309223
http://park8.wakwak.com/~kaineko2/keybo ... 10107.html
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ITW magnetic valve have very distinctive keycaps, like in the picture you linked. The one in question definitely doesn't have those keycaps.Dra wrote: ↑It's either ITW Magnetic Valve or a Rubberdomealh84001 wrote: ↑I don't know details on this, but it seems interesting to me
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Decision-Data-C ... 1589949057
photos-f62/decision-data-mystery-board- ... ml#p309223
http://park8.wakwak.com/~kaineko2/keybo ... 10107.html
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AFAIK there is only the ITW magnetic valve version and the rubber dome version that I have. BUT I don't know that for sure, mine is a dome and a pretty nice one at that. It's got massive feet and is built like a tank:ohaimark wrote: ↑For some reason my mental library says that the Decision Data keyboard has Oak switches. I could be very wrong, though.
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- fohat
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Damn! I have 13 June 1985 and this one is 15 June 1984. My birthday is June 14
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I'm happy that I was born in '81. No model ms I need to look out for
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No, you need to look for a beam spring, much harder xD .zuglufttier wrote: ↑I'm happy that I was born in '81. No model ms I need to look out for
Come to think of it, there won't be any from my date of birth as I was born on a Sunday D: .
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All these months I've been looking for one from my birthday and not once did I think there never was one made.Chyros wrote:
Come to think of it, there won't be any from my date of birth as I was born on a Sunday D: .
I was born on a Sunday...
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Kidsromevi wrote: ↑
All these months I've been looking for one from my birthday and not once did I think there never was one made.
I was born on a Sunday...
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Just browsed the wiki: I need to look for a model F! Looks like the beamspring production ended in 1980...Chyros wrote: ↑No, you need to look for a beam spring, much harder xD .
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I feel like the real kid here, haha. I was born on a Friday so birthday boards exist but chances are they are shitty rubberdomes. I suppose I could find a corresponding IBM Space Saving Keyboard since they were produced up until 1999 (I was born in 1996) but it seems rather unlikely that I'll ever find mine...fohat wrote: ↑ Kids
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There were a few 1391401 model M keyboards made as late as January, February and March 1996
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/ ... 6ZYHwI/pub
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/ ... 6ZYHwI/pub
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I am afraid I will never be able to find a computer keyboard manufactured on my birthday.
Data input followed other rules in those days.
Data input followed other rules in those days.
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kbdfr wrote: ↑I am afraid I will never be able to find a computer keyboard manufactured on my birthday.
Data input followed other rules in those days.
kbdfr ergo "board":
I actaully managed to find something nice very close to my own age, some of you have seen it:
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Zuse Z3. Don't exaggerate the difference to your Tipro workplace, kbdfr!
(source: http://ed-thelen.org/Munich/MunichTripReport.html)
(source: http://ed-thelen.org/Munich/MunichTripReport.html)
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Yes, that's about the right size for kbdfr. Very "direct" layout also. What I posted was way too small.
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G80-3700LQADE-0/00 Modell: MX3700
http://www.ebay.de/itm/Cherry-Tastatur- ... SwGIRXatV9
Ducky One TKL Black Case Black Keycaps Green Cherry MX
http://www.ebay.de/itm/Ducky-One-TKL-Bl ... SwtJZXWUqE
GENOVATION SERIAL KEYPAD WITH CHERRY MX BLUE SWITCHES
http://www.ebay.de/itm/GENOVATION-SERIA ... SwPc9Wzx3w
Silicon Graphics AT-101
http://www.ebay.de/itm/Silicon-Graphics ... Swvg9Xd99u
TELEVIDEO 935 TERMINAL
http://www.ebay.de/itm/TELEVIDEO-935-TE ... Swkl5Xeqlg
AEK2:
http://www.ebay.de/itm/Apple-Extended-K ... SwhOVXfU5B
http://www.ebay.de/itm/Alte-Apple-Tasta ... Sw-KFXfi-L
http://www.ebay.de/itm/2-Stuck-Alte-App ... SwXeJXc38w
IBM 1391403
http://www.ebay.de/itm/Original-80er-Ja ... Sw-KFXc7mD
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G80-3700LQADE-0/00 Modell: MX3700
http://www.ebay.de/itm/Cherry-Tastatur- ... SwGIRXatV9
Ducky One TKL Black Case Black Keycaps Green Cherry MX
http://www.ebay.de/itm/Ducky-One-TKL-Bl ... SwtJZXWUqE
GENOVATION SERIAL KEYPAD WITH CHERRY MX BLUE SWITCHES
http://www.ebay.de/itm/GENOVATION-SERIA ... SwPc9Wzx3w
Silicon Graphics AT-101
http://www.ebay.de/itm/Silicon-Graphics ... Swvg9Xd99u
TELEVIDEO 935 TERMINAL
http://www.ebay.de/itm/TELEVIDEO-935-TE ... Swkl5Xeqlg
AEK2:
http://www.ebay.de/itm/Apple-Extended-K ... SwhOVXfU5B
http://www.ebay.de/itm/Alte-Apple-Tasta ... Sw-KFXfi-L
http://www.ebay.de/itm/2-Stuck-Alte-App ... SwXeJXc38w
IBM 1391403
http://www.ebay.de/itm/Original-80er-Ja ... Sw-KFXc7mD
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Interesting, good to knowclickykeyboards wrote: ↑There were a few 1391401 model M keyboards made as late as January, February and March 1996
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/ ... 6ZYHwI/pub
Between stuff like this and the "easily" (I say that very loosely, they cost a fortune for BIN options) available cherry/nixie keyboards on Germany's eBay, I wish I had a proxy over there. le sighs
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It seems this has been removed.
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Huh, this isn't the first time it is happening to me with a listing from Germany. I can see it in the watch list still, but when the end of the listing is near, the message that it is removed is shown when actually opening it.
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Yeah, that auction is still going at € 2,50 right now. Look like Alps SKCM Cream Damped to me.shreebles wrote: ↑Still visible for me
wiki/SGI_Bigfoot_series
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Yes. Being in Canada, there's a ton of auctions I don't see from USA even if I go to ebay.com because it knows where you are located and doesn't show you those auctions. You can get to it from specific links (like above) but you can't browse to it or find it otherwise.tentator wrote: ↑Maybe if he states that he sells only in Germany?