Great/Interesting Finds
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- Location: land of the rusty beamsprings
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He accepts pay-pal if you ask him, and shipped stuff to at least England the last time arround.
The location listed in the listing is not quite correct if you really want to do the pickup, bc/ he moved a little. At least that's what he told me.
The location listed in the listing is not quite correct if you really want to do the pickup, bc/ he moved a little. At least that's what he told me.
- Dra
- Location: Austria
- Main keyboard: custom cardboard contraption
- Main mouse: Zowie FK1
- Favorite switch: Just let me die already
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I'd almost assume the nixdorf is similar to this photos-f62/nixdorf-surprise-t13842.html due to lack of caps lock LED windows, nonetheless interesting board
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- Location: Des Moines / Cedar Falls, IA, USA
- Main keyboard: IBM Model F107
- DT Pro Member: 0190
Yeah, I think you are spot on in thinking it probably isn't MX. Will be fun to restore nonethelessDra wrote: ↑I'd almost assume the nixdorf is similar to this photos-f62/nixdorf-surprise-t13842.html due to lack of caps lock LED windows, nonetheless interesting board
Slightly off topic: I have been searching high and low for the part number for the key locks that Nixdorf used, and that other board you linked above is only the second example I've seen with a board having that type of key lock installed. Will have to PM the owner of that other board to see if there's any part numbers on the lock specifically. If anyone here has a Nixdorf board with a key lock installed, please PM me with pics
- Wingpad
- Location: Illinois, USA
- Main keyboard: Industrialized Model M/Orange ALPS Dell AT101W
- Main mouse: Logitech G502-RGB
- Favorite switch: Capacitive Buckling Springs
- DT Pro Member: 0162
- Contact:
This is more of an "interesting" find than a great find, it is a Rolm Systems 9755 Attendant Console. What makes it interesting? The caps are (rather obviously) DSA profile so I'd be willing to gander there are MX switches under them. No idea what kind of switches it actually uses but it's kinda' interesting, in my opinion.
- alh84001
- v.001
- Location: EU-HR-ZG
- Main keyboard: unsaver
- Main mouse: logitech m305 / apple trackpad
- Favorite switch: BS
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Any wooden keyboard and apple lovers out there?
http://sacramento.craigslist.org/sys/5700203441.html
http://sacramento.craigslist.org/sys/5700203441.html
- snuci
- Vintage computer guy
- Location: Ontario, Canada
- DT Pro Member: 0131
- Contact:
I bid on that when it was on eBay a few weeks ago but lost. That's a beautiful keyboard but shipping such a lot would be costly. I am curious about that keyboard though.alh84001 wrote: ↑Any wooden keyboard and apple lovers out there?
http://sacramento.craigslist.org/sys/5700203441.html
- Ander
- Location: Vancouver, Canada
- Main keyboard: IBM Model M
- Main mouse: Microsoft Comfort Optical 3000
- Favorite switch: Love 'em all!
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(Shipped only within the U.S., unfortunately...)
GE/Marquette (Unicomp) medical Model M's – $66 shipped OBO
"More than 10 available." One of Unicomp's most distinctive custom customers was GE's Marquette medical division, who ordered these buckling-spring beauties with their plethora of arcane (and yes, dye-subbed) secondary legends, unique bright-yellow numpads—and oh la la, that red Emerg Save!
If you care about IBM-style MKs, you need one of these. You just do.
GE/Marquette (Unicomp) medical Model M's – $66 shipped OBO
"More than 10 available." One of Unicomp's most distinctive custom customers was GE's Marquette medical division, who ordered these buckling-spring beauties with their plethora of arcane (and yes, dye-subbed) secondary legends, unique bright-yellow numpads—and oh la la, that red Emerg Save!
If you care about IBM-style MKs, you need one of these. You just do.
- shreebles
- Finally 60%
- Location: Cologne, Germany
- Main keyboard: FaceW 45g Silent Red /NerD60 MX Red
- Main mouse: Logitech G303 / GPro (home) MX Anywhere 2 (work)
- Favorite switch: Silent Red, Old Browns, Buckling Spring,
- DT Pro Member: 0094
Nice find, but what's that, an advertisment?
I need one of these?
Sorry but for that to create a need in me it's a bit too obscure.
I prefer APL legends
I need one of these?
Sorry but for that to create a need in me it's a bit too obscure.
I prefer APL legends
- Touch_It
- Location: Nebraska, United States.
- Main keyboard: Unicomp Classic USB 103 key (work) IBM F 4704 107
- Main mouse: Logitech g502 Proteus Core
- Favorite switch: Buckling spring (yet to try Beam Spring)
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Ander wrote: ↑(Shipped only within the U.S., unfortunately...)
GE/Marquette (Unicomp) medical Model M's – $66 shipped OBO
If only I had the monies. These are beautiful and unique.
"More than 10 available." One of Unicomp's most distinctive custom customers was GE's Marquette medical division, who ordered these buckling-spring beauties with their plethora of arcane (and yes, dye-subbed) secondary legends, unique bright-yellow numpads—and oh la la, that red Emerg Save!
If you care about IBM-style MKs, you need one of these. You just do.
- Chyros
- Location: The Netherlands
- Main keyboard: whatever I'm reviewing next :p
- Main mouse: a cheap Logitech
- Favorite switch: Alps SKCM Blue
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IT PUTS ALL THE LETTERS ON THAT LINE IN ALL-CAPS, OBVIOUSLY.alh84001 wrote: ↑Such nice keycaps. The only thing I'm wondering is why that "TAB" key is in all caps
They rejected my $25 low-ball immediately BTW.
- alh84001
- v.001
- Location: EU-HR-ZG
- Main keyboard: unsaver
- Main mouse: logitech m305 / apple trackpad
- Favorite switch: BS
- DT Pro Member: -
That would actually be quite useful Well, at least more useful than some of the keys on standard keyboards. Now excuse me, I have to go find that soarer config file...Chyros wrote: ↑IT PUTS ALL THE LETTERS ON THAT LINE IN ALL-CAPS, OBVIOUSLY.
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- Location: land of the rusty beamsprings
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Does it really say "Fick" on the H key? Now that could be a reason to order one
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what switches are in these?
http://www.ebay.de/itm/Tastatur-Telex-S ... 1889180433
Kaypro
http://www.ebay.de/itm/KAYPRO-II-COMPUT ... 2148157308
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what switches are in these?
http://www.ebay.de/itm/Tastatur-Telex-S ... 1889180433
Kaypro
http://www.ebay.de/itm/KAYPRO-II-COMPUT ... 2148157308
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- Location: land of the rusty beamsprings
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Pretty sure now it says Fick CO, where CO is for cardic output ... learned something today, but somehow its now not as funny anymore.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fick_principle
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fick_principle
- alh84001
- v.001
- Location: EU-HR-ZG
- Main keyboard: unsaver
- Main mouse: logitech m305 / apple trackpad
- Favorite switch: BS
- DT Pro Member: -
XT in what seems to be a nice condition
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Genuine-IBM-XT- ... 2546776776
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Genuine-IBM-XT- ... 2546776776
- Stabilized
- Location: Edinburgh
- DT Pro Member: -
Not sure how great these are, but might be interesting to some:
Amazingly over-priced Cherry G81-3000LPNUS, $175 because it's "rare".
One-handed mechanical keyboard, Parblo PR200w: £52.90 BIN OBO (shipping from China).
Cyrillic Chicony KB-5181, £12.49 starting bid, but £22.50 shipping from Ukraine. Not sure if they are worth it, but seller looks like he has a few in differing conditions.
Amazingly over-priced Cherry G81-3000LPNUS, $175 because it's "rare".
One-handed mechanical keyboard, Parblo PR200w: £52.90 BIN OBO (shipping from China).
Cyrillic Chicony KB-5181, £12.49 starting bid, but £22.50 shipping from Ukraine. Not sure if they are worth it, but seller looks like he has a few in differing conditions.
- Stabilized
- Location: Edinburgh
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It unclear if the one handed keyboard would accommodate all the keys of a full sized keyboard. The description doesn't help as it's been really badly translated:
"Mechanical keyboard, 44 shortcut keys, along with rest of the 5 keys allow you to remap the keys on the keyboard."
I get the feeling it is just one half of a keyboard for gaming or (as shown in the pictures) using a graphics tablet. You're totally right though, it's over-priced just like the rest of the stuff I posted
"Mechanical keyboard, 44 shortcut keys, along with rest of the 5 keys allow you to remap the keys on the keyboard."
I get the feeling it is just one half of a keyboard for gaming or (as shown in the pictures) using a graphics tablet. You're totally right though, it's over-priced just like the rest of the stuff I posted
- chuckdee
- Location: USA
- Main keyboard: Clueboard/RS Ver.B
- Main mouse: Logitech g900
- Favorite switch: Cherry MX Brown
- DT Pro Member: 0151
I looked at it before on ebay, amazon, and aliexpress. It's a macro keyboard, like a G13 or one of the other keyboards like that, rather than a keyboard replacement.Stabilized wrote: ↑It unclear if the one handed keyboard would accommodate all the keys of a full sized keyboard. The description doesn't help as it's been really badly translated:
"Mechanical keyboard, 44 shortcut keys, along with rest of the 5 keys allow you to remap the keys on the keyboard."
I get the feeling it is just one half of a keyboard for gaming or (as shown in the pictures) using a graphics tablet. You're totally right though, it's over-priced just like the rest of the stuff I posted
http://www.aliexpress.com/item/Parblo-P ... 65e4b16110
I thought about getting it, but decided I'd be better off building my own.
- Stabilized
- Location: Edinburgh
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Thanks for the info, that makes more sense.
I would be tempted if (like gogusrl said) it was half the price. So does that mean you are planning to build one?
I would be tempted if (like gogusrl said) it was half the price. So does that mean you are planning to build one?
- Dra
- Location: Austria
- Main keyboard: custom cardboard contraption
- Main mouse: Zowie FK1
- Favorite switch: Just let me die already
- DT Pro Member: -
The 1 handed KB is also on aliexpress, might be helpful as their worldwide shipping excludes almost all of the world
http://www.aliexpress.com/item/Parblo-P ... 02076.html nevermind that, i'm too slow
As far as I understand it, it's got multiple layers that can be toggled and reprogrammed to your liking, so using it as a one hand keyboard should be a possibility.
I'd definitely be up for something like this if this would be a possible groupbuy
http://www.aliexpress.com/item/Parblo-P ... 02076.html nevermind that, i'm too slow
As far as I understand it, it's got multiple layers that can be toggled and reprogrammed to your liking, so using it as a one hand keyboard should be a possibility.
I'd definitely be up for something like this if this would be a possible groupbuy
- chuckdee
- Location: USA
- Main keyboard: Clueboard/RS Ver.B
- Main mouse: Logitech g900
- Favorite switch: Cherry MX Brown
- DT Pro Member: 0151
That's in the cards for the future, yes. There are a few projects going on that I'm going to probably piggy back off of. Either a one handed ergodox, the onehand keyboard, or the matrix pad.Stabilized wrote: ↑Thanks for the info, that makes more sense.
I would be tempted if (like gogusrl said) it was half the price. So does that mean you are planning to build one?