deskthority

Google, "Lenovo ThinkPad USB Keyboard". That is what you are looking for.

   

Why do you want a trackpoint and a touchpad?

   

http://www.google.com/search?client=ubu ... 99&bih=799
Are these any good?

Sorry about the lack of knowlage, IMO everyone should own a HHKB!!

   

MuF wrote:ad HHKB - it's does not have scissor switches so I can't find a reason why would anyone want that

Uh oh...

itlnstln wrote:

MuF wrote:ad HHKB - it's does not have scissor switches so I can't find a reason why would anyone want that

Uh oh...

I didn't want to say anything as I may sound like a topre fanboy.

   

That is why I tried to help you. But TBH I know nothing about scissor switches.

At GH the mods PREVENT such trolling!

http://www.amazon.com/IBM-Integrated-Po ... _e_title_1

http://www.ebay.com/itm/ws/eBayISAPI.dl ... _919wt_752

Sorry, only found ANSI.

Hazzzaaarrrrr...

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/IBM-1723-1NX- ... 256wt_1396

No winkey (can't you just autohotkey that?) and it looks as though it's missing the little red nub; probs ps/2 as well.

All you need to do now is convince the seller to sell it to you, sans rack and monitor.

Looks like you have to pick between winkey or touchpad.

240 pounds?>>>>>>>>I like my links better.

Ultranav is what you need to search for.

Cheap and NIB...

http://www.clickykeyboards.com/index.cf ... /id/486841

I just stumbled over an ebay auction for an Ultranav keyboard. Auction Seemingly he sold one in better condition for 22 € before... link It's USB, shiny, ANSI and no winkeys, but maybe you can use it for spares to resurrect yours. Don't know how those look inside though.

Regarding the Keysonic ones:
I once bought one of those (540BT) for the HTPC but never used it, they're 29x20cm, cheaply build, stupid layout for typing, and the Touchpad buttons seem to have no actuation point at all. Plus I don't dig those soft touch plastic surefaces at all.

   

no he didn't say that. It's listed as "used" (working condition), and advertised as "good".
However since this lacks any of your wanted features except the USB, i wanted to say:
Maybe with this and your broken one you can make a keyboard thats working and is also a stepup featurewise. GLWbuy

   

MuF wrote:He replied that he won't ship anywhere but Germany... Ugh what's wrong with shipping at least inside of EU? He will get the money beforehand anyways...

Tell the seller that shipping within EU is the same as within DE, except that the shipping costs are 17 EUR (insured package) instead of 6.9 EUR. He just uses the same box, same address label, same DHL-sticker, same way to the same post office and hands over the package at the same counter to the same person.

There is no difference except for the price!

Really annoying when sellers do this.

   

Germans are the most creditworthy.

MuF wrote:Thanks for a quick reply.
I've seen these keyboards already at local reseller:
http://datacomp.sk/klavesnica-lenovo-ke ... 62478.html
It is weird that slovak layout has ANSI enter, as I would be happier with an ISO one.
Also it doesn't have touchpad, which is required.

I forgot - I don't mind buying "manufacturer refurbished" or "slightly used" from ebay or other source.

It's probably a stock photo of the American one. The Slovak layout would almost certainly be a regular ISO version.