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I doubt anybody can identify this keyboard in Night Gallery - "You Can't Get Help Like That Anymore". The keyboard was made before 1972, so it's a very early terminal keyboard.

An IBM Model M in Peter Parker's room, from Sam Raimi's Spider-Man (2002). Missing a few important keys, I think.

From the upcoming Blade Runner 2049, most likely a mock-up. Seen in the "Nowhere to Run" clip.
Symmetric stagger - and then broken off, chiclet.
Edit: I have seen the movie. This indeed is in the final film.

From an animated prequel short to Blade Runner 2049: BLADE RUNNER 2049 - "Black Out 2022"

Just rewatched Sneakers (1992) and took some shots of keyboards featured. Awesome movie btw, well worth a watch
From the intro:


Some boards in the bank:

Old tochiba?

I'm really curious about theese two boards though.
The one Whistler is using.



And this black one in Cosmo office:



And to put the cherry on top. Here's a Cray Y-MP supercomputer used as a couch

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Some boards in the bank

I'm really curious about theese two boards though.
The one Whistler is using.

2x Northgate Omnikey 102, Gen 1 or 2 (can't tell if gold or gray label)

Wow how did I not recognize it. Such a cool looking board. Did those were sold in Europe? Never seen one at auction sites here.

purdobol wrote: ↑Wow how did I not recognize it. Such a cool looking board. Did those were sold in Europe? Never seen one at auction sites here.

I don't know if they were sold in Europe, but the PC boards, at least on some Gen3 models, had legends suggesting a different "Europe" layout:

keyboards-f2/just-picked-up-an-omnikey- ... ey#p342941

purdobol wrote: ↑Wow how did I not recognize it. Such a cool looking board. Did those were sold in Europe? Never seen one at auction sites here.

Ask northgate bob

http://www.northgate-keyboard-repair.com/

Necro because this thread deserves it



Commodore 64 in the show "Preacher"

From the TV series Freaks and Geeks.

Ready Player One... ehm, one half of an Ergodox stuck to IBM Model F 122???

LOL what the fuck who has half an ergodox

also that looks like a 122M to me

webwit wrote: ↑Ready Player One... ehm, one half of an Ergodox stuck to IBM Model F 122???

As auxiliary macro pads go, I suppose this one could work rather oddly...

it could work as a replacement for them game pad things like the N52te etc

Not really a TV show but news service,

https://youtu.be/MtdupS0gRt0?t=43

0:43
What Dell is he using there that's like G80-1800 layout?

IBM model M keyboard in Video Game High School (TV series 2012-2014)
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt2170584/


[youtube]https://youtu.be/JDO6dF6O7yM?t=346[/youtube]

Wow I did not see that one coming

JP! wrote: ↑

02 Mar 2019, 03:11

Wow I did not see that one coming

Indeed. A terminal Model M?

and he's cleaning it with a Q-tip at the end! And here I was going to just lick mine clean like Jessica Chobot...

Another Harris S-110 as featured in "The Blues Brothers" (1980).

I watched this really funny movie "Coming to America" starring Eddie Murphy yesterday evening and I had to pause it to make some pictures for you. Maybe you know more what keyboard it could be.

It's a AT&T KB301 - Olivetti Rubber Dome

Interesting. I'm very fond of any keyboard with an XT layout.

John Wick 3:

zslane wrote: ↑

16 May 2019, 23:43

John Wick 3:

jw3.png

Looks like a C64 to me

imdatperson wrote: ↑

17 May 2019, 00:55

zslane wrote: ↑

16 May 2019, 23:43

John Wick 3:

jw3.png

Looks like a C64 to me

Looks like a Vic 20 to me

Absolute unit keyboard from The King of the Hill.

In Stranger things, ep. 4 season 3, an IBM xt pops up in a corner of the shot with a lotus 123 function key legend frame, quite yellowish.

I noticed that on this keyboard in Brainstorm (1983), somebody swapped the keycaps around to spell "RICKY".


That same keyboard is shown in earlier scenes with the proper QWERTY layout.