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| switch = [[Alps SKCM Blue]] | | switch = [[Alps SKCM Blue]] | ||
[[Alps SKCM White]] | [[Alps SKCM White]] | ||
| − | | keycaps = [[Double-shot_molding|Double-shot]] | + | | keycaps = [[Double-shot_molding|Double-shot]] [[ABS]] |
| layouts = [[Asian 102]] | | layouts = [[Asian 102]] | ||
| interface = [[AT keyboard interface|AT]] | | interface = [[AT keyboard interface|AT]] | ||
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==References== | ==References== | ||
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| − | <ref name="tulipgv">Tulip Gebruikers Vereniging — [ | + | <ref name="tulipgv">Tulip Gebruikers Vereniging — [https://www.tulipgv.nl/tatc2.htm Tulip AT Compact 2] (Dutch) Retrieved 2024-05-20.</ref> |
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Latest revision as of 04:48, 20 May 2024
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| Model no. | ATK 030244 |
|---|---|
| FCC ID | None |
| Branding | Tulip |
| Manufacturer | Monterey |
| Layouts | Asian 102 |
| Keyswitches | Alps SKCM White |
| Keycaps | Double-shot ABS |
| Interface | AT |
The Tulip ATK 030244 is a rebadged Monterey K102 sold by the Dutch computer manufacturer Tulip. It was apparently packaged with the Tulip AT Compact 2 PC (80286-based IBM compatible) introduced in 1988.[1]
Gallery
Top view
Keycap removed to show the switch
ID label on the rear of the case
K102 ("K102A-2") marking on top of PCB
K102 marking on bottom of PCB
Controller; "8805" implies week 5 of 1988
Strange assembly soldered to controller
LED cluster with holes in the plate
Untapped and unused plate mounting holes
Missing XT/AT selector switch
Switch opened up
Close-up of one of the switches
Stabilised keycaps take Cherry MX mount inserts
Handwritten diskette label indicating name of origin computer
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References
- ↑ Tulip Gebruikers Vereniging — Tulip AT Compact 2 (Dutch) Retrieved 2024-05-20.
