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geekhack Marketplace => Classifieds => Topic started by: MysteryOfTime on Wed, 15 December 2010, 23:24:59
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I am selling a Ducky 1087 w/ Black Switches that I just received today in the mail from PCHome. I decided I would rather have a Filco Tenkeyless or Ducky 1087 with Blue or Brown Switches so I can carry it around for typing purposes. So I am willing to sale it for $100 Shipped or trade for a Blue or Brown Switch variant.
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dear people of geekhack, please stop calling the Ducky tenkeyless when it's not a filco. It's a filco term and it has no association with any other 87-keyed keyboard!
Good luck with the sale of your Ducky 1087.
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dear people of geekhack, please stop calling the Ducky tenkeyless when it's not a filco. It's a filco term and it has no association with any other 87-keyed keyboard!
Good luck with the sale of your Ducky 1087.
Edited for your viewing pleasure as well as proper term usage.
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Dood i kinda love you! you're like the first human to listen to me! <3
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Dood i kinda love you! you're like the first human to listen to me! <3
Ha I admit when I am wrong. I am new to the mechanical keyboard branding so I just assumed that "Tenkeyless" signified all 87-keyed boards. Now I know!
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my realforce 87u is called "tenkeyless"...says so on the box!
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my realforce 87u is called "tenkeyless"...says so on the box!
ohhh ok then i guess its ok to call realforces tenkeyless too!
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ohhh ok then i guess its ok to call realforces tenkeyless too!
The right-hand number cluster and the style of typing used with it are both referred to as tenkey (http://www.wisegeek.com/what-is-a-ten-key.htm). So a keyboard without it is tenkeyless.
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It's a keyboard without a "ten-key." The term originated with mechanical adding machines from the early 1900s (prior to the Standard, most adding machines were multiple rows with 9 or 5 digits per row), so I'm fairly sure it's pretty safe to call any keyboard without a numberpad "tenkeyless." Besides, "numberpadless" is too awkward =X And looks a little too much like numberpaddles D:
And we all know what happens when numberpaddles get brought in to anything D:
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oh this is awkward!
Ohhh, i rudely retract my previous statements, let it be known that tenkeyless is a term that can be used across the board. And also let it be known that if you listened to a Panda, then you're more of an idiot than the Panda :D Who listens to panda's anyways!
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my heads not that big, it's the camera angle!
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Price lowered to $110~
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dear people of geekhack, please stop calling the Ducky tenkeyless when it's not a filco. It's a filco term and it has no association with any other 87-keyed keyboard!
Good luck with the sale of your Ducky 1087.
Who cares? If you say tenkeyless everyone knows what you mean, it's clear concise, no bs.
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(http://img.thesun.co.uk/multimedia/archive/00435/Mithcl_Webb_682_435126a.jpg)
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Death by the numbers?
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I'm interested in this keyboard, but I would like to see pictures. Is that possible?
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if the OP pulls it out of the box to take pictures, it won't be NIB anymore! ;D
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I guess that's true. :redface:
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i'll bet we can get them to do it. i searched, but did not find a photo of the thing :)
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I can take pictures if need be, I can do it when I get back home. Out of town currently at the moment for Christmas.
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If it's NIB, don't ruin that for people who can't use a search engine.
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do we have a "stock photo" of the same model somewhere around here?
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great pics!
i should be a Beginner more often :D
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Very interested. Will you ship to Canada?
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Bump, lowered price to $100 shipped in the US.
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Did it come with any sort of wrist rest? weren't the ducky's supposed to come with one?