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Offline cable

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Is Compaq SK-2700 a Mechanical Keyboard?
« on: Mon, 19 September 2011, 03:07:56 »
Heya guys,

I was wondering if this keyboard actually uses some kind of mechanical switches or not. I'll attach a few images and maybe by that you could help me out.

It has never been cleaned since the day I got them (which was like... wow, maaaaaany years ago), I like it dirty okay... :(

Front:
i.imgur.com/8F5po.jpg

Back (Sticker):
i.imgur.com/vdzTU.jpg

Switches:
i.imgur.com/Hi5pP.jpg


P.S. Sorry for not linking attachments, I'm not allowed to do so yet, but please check out the pictures anyway!

Second P.S. I warn you, the picture on the switches might be considered as NSFW.
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Is Compaq SK-2700 a Mechanical Keyboard?
« Reply #1 on: Mon, 19 September 2011, 03:11:03 »
No it doesn't. Those yellow things you can see are the rubber domes that sit over the membrane. Even though it's labelled Compaq, it's made by NMB.
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Is Compaq SK-2700 a Mechanical Keyboard?
« Reply #2 on: Mon, 19 September 2011, 03:15:56 »
Quote from: Paulie;418474
No it doesn't. Those yellow things you can see are the rubber domes that sit over the membrane. Even though it's labelled Compaq, it's made by NMB.

Oh I see. Thanks for clearing it out!

It's still pretty okay to type on I must admit.
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