green-squid wrote:yeah. 5 bucks, what the hell.
PlacaFromHell wrote:Aren't foam and foil? Look at the spring, Also I remember other Amkey boards with weird foam and foil switches
PlacaFromHell wrote:Aren't foam and foil? Look at the spring, Also I remember other Amkey boards with weird foam and foil switches
kbdfr wrote:Remember what you had posted just 2½ days Your noise to signal ratio is remarkable.
Reminds me of "that guy whose name shall not be named".
With the noteable difference, though, that he was a keyboard expert.
consolation wrote:… unless there's a big surprise.
701c wrote:Hello. Can anyone help me identify this packard bell keyboard? https://imgur.com/a/uAVqv Thanks!
701c wrote:Hello. Can anyone help me identify this packard bell keyboard? https://imgur.com/a/uAVqv Thanks!
Mr.Nobody wrote:Are Micro Switch SW boards sought-after? Just want to know, I myself am not quite fond of linear switches.
Yeah, they tend to be more of a collector's item than a serious use thing. Some of them are quite colourful and/or beautiful-looking, which adds immensely to their appeal.JP! wrote:Mr.Nobody wrote:Are Micro Switch SW boards sought-after? Just want to know, I myself am not quite fond of linear switches.
I'd say they are collectible but it depends more on how interesting the keyboard is rather than the switches themselves. So for example a Lisp space cadet keyboard or IBM 66 key terminal keyboard are way more interesting than say a generic Micro Switch keyboard module that is missing a case. Also I don't believe there is a practical way to convert a lot of these keyboards.
Mr.Nobody wrote:Are Micro Switch SW boards sought-after? Just want to know, I myself am not quite fond of linear switches.
Blaise170 wrote:Panasonic laptop keyboard. Anyone know the switches?
http://rover.ebay.com/rover/1/711-53200...=824&kw=lg
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