Difference between revisions of "SkiData"
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| interface = [[PS/2]] | | interface = [[PS/2]] | ||
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| − | | years = | + | | years = ca. 1996-2000 |
| price = unknown. | | price = unknown. | ||
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| − | The SkiData | + | The SkiData keyboard PCBs are manufactured by [[GMK]], Germany, for the Austrian software firm SkiData. The shells where designed by [[KID]] (Kiska Industrial Design) and made by an Austrian manufacturer. |
| − | + | Key caps are double shots and pad-printed keys from [[Cherry]]. | |
==Known Variants== | ==Known Variants== | ||
Revision as of 20:23, 13 December 2012
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| Manufacturer | Cherry |
|---|---|
| Features | 160 keys, optional trackball, n-key rollover, programmable. |
| Layouts | Cherry 1800 plus extra function keys. |
| Switches | Cherry MX |
| Interface | PS/2 |
| Price | unknown. |
The SkiData keyboard PCBs are manufactured by GMK, Germany, for the Austrian software firm SkiData. The shells where designed by KID (Kiska Industrial Design) and made by an Austrian manufacturer.
Key caps are double shots and pad-printed keys from Cherry.
Known Variants
- DE and NO layout with or without trackball.
- All known variants come with MX Clears and n-key rollover.
No other keyboards with this case have been discovered yet.
Features
At least the function keys are programmable by using a proprietery software.
Pictures
How to Disassemble
Turn it upside down. Make sure it is on a smooth surface, so nothing gets scratched!
Undo all screws turn it up again and lift up the cover.
