deskthority

J'en possède deux:
- le premier avec touche windows -> Alps simplified (SKBM white)
- le second sans touche windows -> clone
J'ai longtemps utilisé le premier, le plastique couine mais il est compact et les touches sont vraiment plaisantes.

First time I saw pictures of this keyboard (from sixty IIRC), it was part of the Goupil Club laptop.
http://www.silicium.org/oldskool/ibm/go ... upclub.htm

Qu'est-ce que j'ai pu le chercher ce clavier!

http://www.ebay.fr/itm/Clavier-ergonomi ... 1c4e2abd4d

en citant Webwit:
"Reveal KB-7061 (Complicated white Alps, double shot keys, also marketed under different brands, cheap construction)"

http://www.leboncoin.fr/informatique/75 ... tm?ca=12_s

En m'avançant un peu, je dirais: double shot, cherry mx black (vintage?)

Ce n'est pas un AEKII, mais bien un AEK -> ALPS orange ou rose!
Ils sont beaucoup plus dur à trouver

I have two variants of this keyboard: one with Blue Alps and the other one with Simplified Alps.

I really like this keyboard, it looks very nice and is very sturdy.

I'll take some pictures.

Scantech LCD 286 from France
http://www.leboncoin.fr/informatique/64 ... tm?ca=12_s

keyboard reminds me of the Toshiba T3100, but this one comes with Cherry blue.

Daniel Beardsmore wrote:Orange or salmon?

[wiki]Alps SKCM Orange[/wiki]
[wiki]Alps SKCM Salmon[/wiki]

I am not aware of one with orange Alps before — that would be interesting.

A Wang with orange Alps, from webwit
http://deskthority.net/post21415.html#p21415

IBM 5251 / Beam Spring / Azerty Malheureusement, il manque la touche 0, sur celui-ci. Sinon, le touché est excellent (plus agréable que le bulking spring). http://www.ebay.fr/itm/clavier-IBM-annees-70-80-/190853431000?pt=FR_GH_Informatique_Ordinateurs_Ordinateurs_de_Collection&hash=item2c6fc03ed8#ht...

IBM 5251 / Beam Spring / Azerty

Just got mine from the same vendor. Unfortunately, this one, has a missing key.

http://www.ebay.fr/itm/clavier-IBM-anne ... 500wt_1219

Oui tu peux, mais c'est du Azerty.

Azerty, cherry brown, 10eurs dans le 92
http://www.leboncoin.fr/informatique/39 ... tm?ca=12_s

I have a faulty SGI keyboard (ansi or iso qwerty) and several AEK keyboards (azerty).

Some Acer keyboards have ALPS compatible keycaps and should be be really cheap.

... In terms of the NTC, the switches may not be Alps. I've seen a photo of an NTC board with two long tab switches, which have a good chance of being real Alps. However, my NTC has Type IV Simplified switches (one of the four-tab clones), which are pretty stiff and irritating. Alps clone switches ...

Le poste date un peu. Mais je me sépare de mes AT102W.
Je t'envoie un PM au cas ou tu ne l'aurais pas encore trouve.

xsphat wrote:Alps have lost quite a bit of popularity since I was into this stuff a couple years ago. Why is that?

Where are all these ALPS keyboards ? Not in the market place, there's a majority of Cherry stuff.

I own 2 AT101 Dell keyboards. The first one is very used, the switches are quite hard to press, with a lot of friction. The keys also make something like a click: a noisy one, different from the white or blue ALPS. So from that experience, I would classify the Black ALPS as clicky and tactile. That ...

I use the trackpoint with my right index finger and press the buttons with left and right thumb. For my usage, the position between H and J with buttons still centered seems a little bit more comfortable. Unfortunately, with my new HP laptop, the quality is terrible: the track point cap doesn't stay...

Eclipse with viplugin for coding
vi for quick editing

My daily driver at work is the Noppo Choc. IMO the function keys are a requirement for Eclipse and a Dvorak/Qwerty layout is a requirement for Vi.

... I've never taken apart a Type II/Fukka, and they look identical to complicated switches with the long tab on each side. There's a little difference on the upper shell: the 2 small plastic parts on each side of the hole (where the stem hit the upper shell). Larger for the complicated ALPS, small...

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Je pense que c'est une jolie trouvaille.
Pourrais-tu poster une photo de l'interrupteur?

Sinon, si tu veux un avis sur la valeur de ce clavier, poste ici:
http://deskthority.net/marketplace-f11/ ... 6-780.html

Le dell est magique au niveau du toucher, par contre il est un peu bruyant et les touches galère un peu à remonter (sûrement encrasser). Les interrupteurs sont bruns clairs. Les deux claviers ont la même désignation (DELL AT 101 102) mais pas le même logo. Ah !? Tu as peut-être trouvé une petite ra...

Il est temps d'essayer le Dell! Les Dells sont equipes d'interrupteurs ALPS (surement black complicated ALPS), il suffit de regarder la couleur de l'interrupteur sous la touche. J'ai egalement un Dell, et j'adore ce clavier. Plus solide que les G80-3000/G81-3000 et cie :) Les black complicated ALPS ...

Try to pick up a Dell AT101/2W. There are some for sell in the marketplace section. The build quality is very good. They come with Black ALPS. It's a great keyboard and not too expensive. Mine has complicated black ALPS. I'm pretty sure that is not an exception (I never heard of Dell with simplifie...

Try to pick up a Dell AT101/2W. There are some for sell in the marketplace section.
The build quality is very good. They come with Black ALPS.
It's a great keyboard and not too expensive.