Like many other NMB keyboards, its built extremely well and its a joy to type on the Hi-Tek 'space Invader' switches.
I think these are also some of my favourite keycaps ever. Thick PBT with Coarse tops and glossy sides, Lovely!
NMB RT101+
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Jesseg
- Location: Australia
- Main keyboard: AEK1 - SKCM Salmon
- Main mouse: m720
- Favorite switch: Capacative buckling spring, Linear space invader
Finally got around to taking some beauty shots of my 'Advanced Logic Research' NMB RT101+ keyboard.
Like many other NMB keyboards, its built extremely well and its a joy to type on the Hi-Tek 'space Invader' switches.
I think these are also some of my favourite keycaps ever. Thick PBT with Coarse tops and glossy sides, Lovely!
Like many other NMB keyboards, its built extremely well and its a joy to type on the Hi-Tek 'space Invader' switches.
I think these are also some of my favourite keycaps ever. Thick PBT with Coarse tops and glossy sides, Lovely!
Last edited by Jesseg on 16 Jun 2020, 08:51, edited 1 time in total.
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PlacaFromHell
- Location: Argentina
- Main keyboard: IBM 3101
- Main mouse: Optical piece of shit
- Favorite switch: Beamspring
- DT Pro Member: -
Ohhh boy, that's THICC.
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Jesseg
- Location: Australia
- Main keyboard: AEK1 - SKCM Salmon
- Main mouse: m720
- Favorite switch: Capacative buckling spring, Linear space invader
Hi Tek 'Space Invader' - black clicky ones
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imdatperson
- Main keyboard: M0115 w/ Orange Alps/Corsair K70
- Favorite switch: Orange Alps
- DT Pro Member: -
NIce! I love mine- it seems to be a mid-transition board that has the newer style case, but the older, stepped keycaps as yours has. NMB really did make some amazing shit back in the day.
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Jesseg
- Location: Australia
- Main keyboard: AEK1 - SKCM Salmon
- Main mouse: m720
- Favorite switch: Capacative buckling spring, Linear space invader
Imagine if this was the standard today..imdatperson wrote: ↑16 Jun 2020, 07:32NIce! I love mine- it seems to be a mid-transition board that has the newer style case, but the older, stepped keycaps as yours has. NMB really did make some amazing shit back in the day.
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depletedvespene
- Location: Chile
- Main keyboard: IBM Model F122
- Main mouse: Logitech G700s
- Favorite switch: buckling spring
- DT Pro Member: 0224
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VERY nice pictures.
Those outer steppings on Enter (even if BAE), RShift and RCtrl would have been a boon, if they still existed, on compact layouts (65% and 75%).
Those outer steppings on Enter (even if BAE), RShift and RCtrl would have been a boon, if they still existed, on compact layouts (65% and 75%).
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Jesseg
- Location: Australia
- Main keyboard: AEK1 - SKCM Salmon
- Main mouse: m720
- Favorite switch: Capacative buckling spring, Linear space invader
I'm sure someone can make it happen hahadepletedvespene wrote: ↑16 Jun 2020, 14:52VERY nice pictures.
Those outer steppings on Enter (even if BAE), RShift and RCtrl would have been a boon, if they still existed, on compact layouts (65% and 75%).
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imdatperson
- Main keyboard: M0115 w/ Orange Alps/Corsair K70
- Favorite switch: Orange Alps
- DT Pro Member: -
Right? The funny thing is, if you look at old catalogs and advertisements, NMB's keyboards were actually very low priced, and would be considered pretty damn cheap for the time; yet, they still have such quality.Jesseg wrote: ↑16 Jun 2020, 14:44Imagine if this was the standard today..imdatperson wrote: ↑16 Jun 2020, 07:32NIce! I love mine- it seems to be a mid-transition board that has the newer style case, but the older, stepped keycaps as yours has. NMB really did make some amazing shit back in the day.