So I stumbled upon this in a house of some familiar.
Not NIB, but bought by her father and never used.
White alps and PS2.
Cable plastic not removed.
Found nothing in the wiki.
Any ideas?
Fujitsu keyboard Identification
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Findecanor
- Location: Stockholm, Sweden
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That looks like a rebranded Acer 6312-K or 6512-K with Acer switches.
BTW. Interesting that the Space Bar has yellowed less than the other keys.
BTW. Interesting that the Space Bar has yellowed less than the other keys.
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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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Findecanor has it right; I strongly suspect that's an Acer 6312-TW with white Acer switches, the flat design (there is also a wavy design, the one I have; several Acer series appear to have at least two designs). Keycaps should be dyesubbed ABS. The spacebar looks like it might be PBT, which is fairly strange, because it's apparently quite hard to make a spacebar in PBT. You can test it with some acetone on the inside of the spacebar; if it's PBT, it shouldn't smudge the plastic.
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Mal-2
- Location: Los Angeles, CA
- Main keyboard: Cherry G86-61400
- Main mouse: Generic 6-button "gaming mouse"
- Favorite switch: Probably buckling spring, but love them Blues too
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POM will also pass this test, so it doesn't positively identify PBT. It just rules out ABS.Chyros wrote: ↑You can test it with some acetone on the inside of the spacebar; if it's PBT, it shouldn't smudge the plastic.
You could also apply a swipe of nail polish to the inside and let it dry. If it then can be flaked off cleanly with a fingernail, leaving no residue, it's not ABS.
