ran into this thing recently:
http://www.tradera.com/item/340827/2788 ... 5-oanvant-
The seller claims its mechanical, but it sure doesn't look like any ibm keyboard i know of, so what is it exactly?
Ibm model A?
- Khers
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- Location: Sweden
- Main keyboard: LZ CLSh
- Main mouse: Logitech MX Ergo
- Favorite switch: Buckling Springs | Topre | Nixdorf Black
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It's not an "M" like the seller claims and neither is it mechanical but rather a rubberdome. At least it looks a lot like the IBM KB-8923 so I'd guess this is the Swedish version.
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- Location: Sundsvall, Sweden
- Main keyboard: SUH 105DA W39-463
- Main mouse: AeroCool Templarius Gladiator
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Yea, i had a feeling he was pulling peoples legs (and they seem to be falling for it to), just wanted to check if i was the one missing something here.Khers wrote: ↑It's not an "M" like the seller claims and neither is it mechanical but rather a rubberdome. At least it looks a lot like the IBM KB-8923
- Khers
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- Location: Sweden
- Main keyboard: LZ CLSh
- Main mouse: Logitech MX Ergo
- Favorite switch: Buckling Springs | Topre | Nixdorf Black
- DT Pro Member: 0087
It might not neccessarily be intentional as I saw a guy on Swedish forum Sweclockers the other week who brought up one of those as an example of an obnoxiously loud keyboard when beam springs were discussed.
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I found a closed listing with missing images on eBay, for the same type of keyboard, also NIB, but manufactured in 2002 according to the label.