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geekhack Community => Keyboards => Topic started by: davin on Wed, 14 September 2011, 11:48:48
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Hi Friends ;),
Maybe this question has been uttered before..., but wanted to be sure. (Sorry for the inconvenience)
I saw a few posts made by Ripster, about the spacebar on Topre keyboards; concluding it was made with ABS.
On the Topre keyboards, only the spacebar is ABS right?, or are all the keys ABS?, this i did not get from Ripster's surgery of the keys ;)
Regards,
Davin
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According to the Topre wiki, the rest of the keys are PBT.
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I believe the right shift is also ABS, however it hasn't been confirmed yet.
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Dye subbed ABS? Unlikely.
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That makes sense. Thanks for pointing it out, though they could still use some kind of modified nylon material that withstands the heat.
The shift key has a different texture.
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That makes sense. Thanks for pointing it out, though they could still use some kind of modified nylon material that withstands the heat.
The shift key has a different texture.
Hmm, I can't see a difference on the 103UB I'm staring at on my desk. Could it be you just don't use your right shift so it looks like it has a different texture but just isn't worn?
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Not to sound all "mcgurky" but it could be normal pbt wear from using that key a lot.
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The Japanese layout boards have a PBT space bar :)
::cough:: ... like the one in my sig.. ::cough::
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The shift key has a different texture.
Can it be captured well in a photo? (maybe if you remove it and another cap and put them together?
If so, please post...
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The texture is smoother, very similar to the spacebar.