Questions about a keyboard

[BetaWolf47]

www.9999hp.net/keyboard/temp/1397003-big.jpg

It's a type used by old IBM systems.

-How hard are these to find in the wild?
-Does anyone other than Unicomp manufacture them nowadays?
-What other types are there that use this layout?

[Jorpho]

We had a big thread about this subject just a little while ago.
http://www.digitpress.com/forum/showthread.php?t=139389

Nothing more to see here, move along...

[BetaWolf47]

That's not a Model M...

[Jorpho]

That's not a Model M...Well, that's the only distinctive feature of Unicomp products, so what would you call it?

Or are you referring to the 122-key layout? In that case, I would suggest Googling for <122-key>.

[BetaWolf47]

Well, that's the only distinctive feature of Unicomp products, so what would you call it?
If I knew, I would've mentioned the name of it in the title. And I provided a picture, and Unicomp does manufacture that layout. AFAIK that is a distinctive feature.


Or are you referring to the 122-key layout? In that case, I would suggest Googling for <122-key>.
Yep, but I can't find any other company that makes them other then Unicomp.

[Jorpho]

Yep, but I can't find any other company that makes them other then Unicomp.The second Google hit is http://www.twindata.com/affirmative/5250keyboard.htm !

[AB Positive]

I was going to say, I have a white model-m for trade, but it's not that layout, it's a regular 101key