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geekhack Marketplace => Great Finds => Topic started by: intelli78 on Tue, 29 April 2014, 13:22:33
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http://www.ebay.com/itm/Silicon-Graphics-PS-2-AT-101-Computer-Keyboard-/121330442177?pt=PCA_Mice_Trackballs&hash=item1c3fdb9fc1&afsrc=1
The keyboard looks pretty gross, but the keycaps should clean up fine in a denture bath. Seller forgot to specify shipping, but this could be a good find for someone. They are very nice thick PBT w/ dyesub legends.
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Swoops.
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Will not ship? I think that's the first time I've seen that.
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Pretty sure it's a mistake, as the seller has 16000+ feedback. If I wanted it, I'd probably make an offer for $35-40, mention that there was no shipping option, and propose that the offered price be the shipped price. Minimizes the back and forth, and probably a good chance of snagging it that way to minimize hassle on both sides.
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Pretty sure it's a mistake, as the seller has 16000+ feedback. If I wanted it, I'd probably make an offer for $35-40, mention that there was no shipping option, and propose that the offered price be the shipped price. Minimizes the back and forth, and probably a good chance of snagging it that way to minimize hassle on both sides.
looks like someone did just that 'cause it's been sold.
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Supposedly some of the later SGI Granite-style boards have rubberdomes, but I wonder if they might still use Alps-style keycaps.
The older ones are not PS/2 electrically, with potentially disasterous results.
Honestly, I'm mostly interested in them as a case-and-or-cap donor for the more... usable... AT101W.
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Supposedly some of the later SGI Granite-style boards have rubberdomes
Some of them do, but the 9500900 is ALPS