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==Keyboards==
 
==Keyboards==
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*Bull KBU 1971 (pine)<ref name="gh-KBU1971" />
 
*Bull KBU 1971 (pine)<ref name="gh-KBU1971" />
*[[Dell AT101]] series (bamboo)
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*[[Dell AT101]] series (bamboo, rarely pine)
 
*[[Dell SK-D100M]] (bamboo)
 
*[[Dell SK-D100M]] (bamboo)
 
*NeXT Non-ADB (L enter) (pine)<ref name="NeXT" />
 
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==Gallery==
 
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File:Dell AT102W semi-naked.jpg|Black Alps switches
 
File:Dell AT102W semi-naked.jpg|Black Alps switches
 
File:Dell AT102W Alps CM switch.jpg|Short, white switchplate in the black Alps switch
 
File:Dell AT102W Alps CM switch.jpg|Short, white switchplate in the black Alps switch

Revision as of 18:17, 10 April 2019

Alps SKCM Black
Alps SKCM Black -- infobox.jpg
Manufacturer Alps Electric
Family Alps SKCL/SKCM series
Product code SKCMAP
Supersedes Alps SKCM Salmon
Switch type Tactile
Sense method Metal leaf
Actuation force 70 gf
Keycap mount Alps mount
Switch mount Plate mount

Alps SKCM Black, or complicated black Alps, is a tactile switch in the Alps SKCL/SKCM series. Complicated black Alps is well-known for its use in the Dell AT101 series of keyboards.

Opinions on complicated black Alps switches varies. The force curve is unclean,[1] lending the switch a rough feel that leads many to pan the switch.

Variants

Known variants include:

Switchplate Alps logo Slits
White, short Logo With slits ("pine")
White, short Logo No slits ("bamboo")

Keyboards

Gallery

References

  1. Atelier Silencium — ALPS Dated 2010-02-16. Retrieved 2015-07-21.
  2. Geekhack — Alps Appreciation Thread Posted 2014-01-18. Retrieved 2015-07-21.
  3. Flickr — NEXT KeyBoard Retrieved 2015-07-21.