IDENTIFY THE KEYBOARD thread

[ScottPaladin]

No idea what this thing is.



Those keycaps are wild though. Anybody recognize it?

[Noobmaen]

No idea what this thing is.



Those keycaps are wild though. Anybody recognize it?

This is a wiki/HP_9816

[ScottPaladin]

This is a wiki/HP_9816

Ah yeah, HP did love those switch grids. Thanks!

[samuelcable]

This is a wiki/HP_9816

Ah yeah, HP did love those switch grids. Thanks!

i kinda wish HP used more switch variety because i love their older keycaps to death

[rich1051414]

No idea what this thing is.



Those keycaps are wild though. Anybody recognize it?

Talk about interesting keycaps. I am not sure if they are ugly, or gorgeous, and because of that confusion, I would build a keyboard with such a keycap profile in a second if I could...

[ScottPaladin]

i kinda wish HP used more switch variety because i love their older keycaps to death

Tell me about it. I'd be all over one of those HP 85s if it had something better than Hi-Teks in it.

[Mr.Nobody]

It looks funky, back in the days when computers have character...

[Chyros]

My god, especially when they're dusty like that, Hi-Teks are absolutely ATROCIOUS in my experience xD .

[snufflecat]

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Is this a Model F or are my eyes fooling me?

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[xxhellfirexx]

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Is this a Model F or are my eyes fooling me?

Edit: Click to see the un-flipped version.

It's a model f xt. The rows are sloped and the keys are slightly offset too much to the right in comparison to the hole in the top shell.

[consideringquiet]

Anybody have an idea what this is?

https://i.imgur.com/LViNLUU.jpg

[Noobmaen]

Anybody have an idea what this is?

https://i.imgur.com/LViNLUU.jpg

BTC foam and foil: wiki/BTC_53_series

[consideringquiet]

Last one for today to try and satisfy my curiosity

[mike52787]

Last one for today to try and satisfy my curiosity

fujitsu peerless

[snufflecat]

Last one for today to try and satisfy my curiosity

fujitsu peerless

How about this one? Seems to be very similar IMO.

Spoiler:

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[Blaise170]

Also looks like Peerless.

[ball00n]

Also looks like Peerless.

Which keyboard with peerless does it resemble to you?

[Emir]

Does anyone know what kind of dome/model this is?

[Myoth]

keytronic rubber dome is as much info as there is I think

[Emir]

keytronic rubber dome is as much info as there is I think

Basically this?
wiki/Key_Tronic_dome_with_slider

[Chyros]

keytronic rubber dome is as much info as there is I think

Basically this?
wiki/Key_Tronic_dome_with_slider

No, just a standard KT rubber dome, no slider. That model is fairly common. Some people praise KT rubber domes, but I'm not one of them.

[Emir]

keytronic rubber dome is as much info as there is I think

Basically this?
wiki/Key_Tronic_dome_with_slider

No, just a standard KT rubber dome, no slider. That model is fairly common. Some people praise KT rubber domes, but I'm not one of them.

Thanks for helping out, I appreciate it!

Feel wise I'd say that it's not horrible, wouldn't personally praise it (my board is fairly worn and dirty, which could impact feel I suppose). Quite decent tactility, and comparing it to standard rubber domes commonly available, it's an improvement for sure.

I was just curious about what I dug up, no plans on ever looking at it again.

[Findecanor]

Some people praise KT rubber domes, but I'm not one of them.

Some KT rubber dome models are quite tactile and distinct when bottoming out but there are lots that feel very bad,
I don't know if anybody has bothered to catalogue which ones are good and and which ones are not.

The Ergo Force is the one to have. Different force on different keys (depending on finger, if you touch-type) and always tactile and distinct bottoming out. Grounded space bar. Looks like the one posted except for top and bottom labels showing "Ergo Force".

The prices for old Key Tronic keyboards on Swedish sites is much inflated IMO. They cost like €30 new back in the day but sell for €100 now. Maybe the one posted was on Tradera, which happens to be down for maintenance right now so I can't comment on that.

[double a]

any ideas?

https://imgur.com/a/oP0c31N

[Noobmaen]

any ideas?

https://imgur.com/a/oP0c31N

Looks like the keyboard of a TI professional computer, this version should have Alps SKCM brown.

[double a]

any ideas?

https://imgur.com/a/oP0c31N

Looks like the keyboard of a TI professional computer, this version should have Alps SKCM brown.

think it's worth anything?

[Mattr567]

any ideas?

https://imgur.com/a/oP0c31N

Looks like the keyboard of a TI professional computer, this version should have Alps SKCM brown.

think it's worth anything?

I'll take it.

[Keybug]

Hey lads,

Need help identifying these keyboards / deciding how much to offer the seller for them. Please comment on anything pictured except the ones not marked with a green slash in the picture with five keyboards (I know what those are - two IBM Model F XT and a Chicony RD).

Many thanks!

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[tatsurou]

Could you make close up pictures of the rears? Need serial numbers to quicken Googling And also, PM

[Keybug]

Sorry, those pictures are all I have to go by at the moment. Here is another one:

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Top IBM boards looks Model F-y, but can I tell for sure? That Epson anyone? I read a vague guess somewhere that it might have Fujitsu leaf springs. The Commodore should be Cherry made, vintage blacks, I'm guessing.

Thanks again.