Fujitsu FKB4725

[127001]

http://www.ebay.com/itm/321295048791

Fujitsu peerless switches apparently. I know nothing about it our the switch but I only see something like this every few months so I thought I'd post it.

[ComradeSniper]

Just btw, this is my listing   

[fourzeropooh]

Is it tactile or linear?

[ComradeSniper]

Is it tactile or linear?

It's fairly tactile, but the tactility goes away if you really hammer on it, which I guess can be said for most keyboards.

[berserkfan]

Just btw, this is my listing   

So you're 341880?

What's the significance of that number? Just like I'm wondering what's the significance of 127001.

[jevvix]

As an owner of a Fujitsu Peerless keyboard I'll mention that they are more of a novelty/collector piece rather than an every-day keyboard. Don't know what an AT adapter runs to get that one to work but I'd imagine you could use that as a bargaining chip

[jevvix]

Just btw, this is my listing   

So you're 341880?

What's the significance of that number? Just like I'm wondering what's the significance of 127001.

With a few .'s it becomes 127.0.0.1 which is the localhost/loopback IP.

[SpAmRaY]

As an owner of a Fujitsu Peerless keyboard I'll mention that they are more of a novelty/collector piece rather than an every-day keyboard. Don't know what an AT adapter runs to get that one to work but I'd imagine you could use that as a bargaining chip

Pretty sure plenty of people around here use AT keyboards regularly...

[dorkvader]

Don't know what an AT adapter runs to get that one to work but I'd imagine you could use that as a bargaining chip

Usually it's just a few dollars for an AT-to-PS/2 adapter, then you can use any PS/2 port or (most) any PS/2-to-usb adapter. I prefer the ID innovations ones, but they are like $15.

So it's not THAT expensive. I have AT to PS/2 adapters (as well as the much less useful other way) that I'm not even using.

[ComradeSniper]

Just btw, this is my listing   

So you're 341880?

What's the significance of that number? Just like I'm wondering what's the significance of 127001.

It's my mom's account, but the entire family uses it for convenience purposes. "34" was 10-code for police officer in the department that my mom worked at, and "1880" was her badge number.