Posted: 06 Jul 2011, 15:14
I send one mail to customer service, one to a staff
but didn't get any reply yet
Are they still making RGB sets?
but didn't get any reply yet
Are they still making RGB sets?
When did you send this? Yesterday?laggy-gaga wrote:I send one mail to customer service, one to a staff
but didn't get any reply yet
Are they still making RGB sets?
Did they say they don't make them at all. Or just not a mini batch?acfrazier wrote:Truth be told: They don't make the RGB sets anymore. They are out of right shifts in green. And they don't make left ISO shifts in green.
I did the large group buy over at geekhack, so I am privy to this information.
You'd have to order say, 1000 for it to be reasonably priced. I'm working with them right now to see if they will work with SP on my behalf. I tried to coax key dimensions out of them, but Neil did not want to go for that. (Neil is the owner fwiw)7bit wrote:Did they say they don't make them at all. Or just not a mini batch?acfrazier wrote:Truth be told: They don't make the RGB sets anymore. They are out of right shifts in green. And they don't make left ISO shifts in green.
I did the large group buy over at geekhack, so I am privy to this information.
When was this? I got two RGB sets direct from Unicomp about two weeks ago.acfrazier wrote: They are out of right shifts in green.
And now they are sold out.nathanscribe wrote:When was this? I got two RGB sets direct from Unicomp about two weeks ago.acfrazier wrote: They are out of right shifts in green.
Keyboards ARE necessary things!Swede wrote:Canceling my Interest, going to move in a few weeks, so need all my money for necessary things.
I hope this comes up once more in a year or so, when I have the money
I wanted to write the same7bit wrote:Keyboards ARE necessary things!Swede wrote:Canceling my Interest, going to move in a few weeks, so need all my money for necessary things.
I hope this comes up once more in a year or so, when I have the money
Wow. Timing.7bit wrote:And now they are sold out.nathanscribe wrote:I got two RGB sets direct from Unicomp about two weeks ago.
I can agree that keyboards are sort of necessary xD7bit wrote:Keyboards ARE necessary things!Swede wrote:Canceling my Interest, going to move in a few weeks, so need all my money for necessary things.
I hope this comes up once more in a year or so, when I have the money
If you have enough keyboards, you can sit on them!Swede wrote:I can agree that keyboards are sort of necessary xD7bit wrote:Keyboards ARE necessary things!Swede wrote:Canceling my Interest, going to move in a few weeks, so need all my money for necessary things.
I hope this comes up once more in a year or so, when I have the money
But I cant cook or sit on them :/
Do you have good picture of the layout? I was just looking at Unicomp's, and the ISO layout turns me off. I guess the IBM will be exactly the same, but I want to ask, anyway.7bit wrote:Anybody interested in NIB 122 key IBM Model M Emulators with gray IBM logo and fully working with PC via PS/2 ?
Price will be 125 EUR including shipping within EU.
So it is $99 for the keyboard and no answer if they have a neutral LED cover.Cover set sels for $20, does not iclude logo plate; printed button ses
are $25; complete keyboards can be ordered at our web site
http://www.pckeyboard.com
LOL!The complete set is $20; Top is $10 and bottom is $10
> - 8x LED labels in gray, text only, no symbolsNot available
> -24x IBM labels to fit the industrial boards in silver on blackNot available
^^^ They have them but they will not sell them!We cannot sell IBM badges
I had hoped they would say something like 1000 @ $20 per shell and 10,000 @ $10. But nope!Not available
$25 are OK.Standard printed buttons sets are $25; Custom button sets require $400
set-up cost and $200 for the first 100 keyboards. After the first 100
units, the incremental cost per keyboard would be $2
Which Cherry battleship?woody wrote:EDIT: Oh, 7bit, I am jelly of your Cherry battleship. Any source of more units?
2100 on your avatar.7bit wrote:Which Cherry battleship?woody wrote:EDIT: Oh, 7bit, I am jelly of your Cherry battleship. Any source of more units?
You are the 2nd one who thought it is a 2100!woody wrote:2100 on your avatar.7bit wrote:Which Cherry battleship?woody wrote:EDIT: Oh, 7bit, I am jelly of your Cherry battleship. Any source of more units?
What happened to the 2100 then?7bit wrote:You are the 2nd one who thought it is a 2100!
Oh, real vintage!In fact it is a Model F 122 key, from Scotland, made in 1885!
Yes indeed, good old Single Malt 122key!woody wrote:What happened to the 2100 then?7bit wrote:You are the 2nd one who thought it is a 2100!
Oh, real vintage!In fact it is a Model F 122 key, from Scotland, made in 1885!
HFD? Please drop me a line if you hear of unused HFU.7bit wrote:The G80-2100HDF is in well shape and waits for the day when I will sell it for 2000 EUR to a Bulgarian troll!
Не, то е HDF!woody wrote:HFD? Please drop me a line if you hear of unused HFU.7bit wrote:The G80-2100HDF is in well shape and waits for the day when I will sell it for 2000 EUR to a Bulgarian troll!
Vielen Dank, Kamerad!
Just asked them again with a picture attached.xbb wrote:sad they don't sell labels