Dell QuietKey/AT101R
Posted: 09 Mar 2014, 16:36
I posted a stub page last night on the [wiki]Dell QuietKey[/wiki].
Does anyone know how long the Dell AT101R was made/sold for? The FCC ID for the SK-1000RE was granted one month after that of the AT101R, but I don't know how long the production run was for AT101R or how common it was. Both were made by Silitek.
I know very little about the QuietKey, but I did a bit of digging to find the information that I've posted so far.
I couldn't find any other model numbers besides the four I posted, but there are probably more. The page also needs some photos.
Interestingly, there's an OCN topic that suggests that Silitek made some QuietKey keyboards with NMB-shape sliders:
http://www.overclock.net/t/1090053/foun ... sk-1000rew
The wiki page for [wiki]NMB dome with slider[/wiki] mentions this, but being the numpty I am, I forgot to include a reference!
Can anyone prove that such keyboards exist? I don't remember now where I got that information from.
Does anyone know how long the Dell AT101R was made/sold for? The FCC ID for the SK-1000RE was granted one month after that of the AT101R, but I don't know how long the production run was for AT101R or how common it was. Both were made by Silitek.
I know very little about the QuietKey, but I did a bit of digging to find the information that I've posted so far.
I couldn't find any other model numbers besides the four I posted, but there are probably more. The page also needs some photos.
Interestingly, there's an OCN topic that suggests that Silitek made some QuietKey keyboards with NMB-shape sliders:
http://www.overclock.net/t/1090053/foun ... sk-1000rew
The wiki page for [wiki]NMB dome with slider[/wiki] mentions this, but being the numpty I am, I forgot to include a reference!
Can anyone prove that such keyboards exist? I don't remember now where I got that information from.