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geekhack Community => Keyboards => Topic started by: sharktastica on Thu, 05 August 2021, 16:47:08
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I just got this interesting keyboard, and with seldom photos of it online, I thought I'd take some photos inside and out for everyone.
As some background, the IBM 4683 was the company's first PC-based point of sale system. The system is also known for having a buckling springs-based keyboard (P/N 76X0035, aka, the "Model M/AT"). This P/N 76X0100 keyboard however is an ortholinear-style keyboard using Key Tronic foam & foil switches, both relative oddities for IBM.
My article with annotations: https://sharktastica.co.uk/articles/76X0100_explore
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