Rubber domes... As far as the eye can see...Show Image(http://i.imgur.com/eJ4PxdP.jpg)
Aye but there must be at least 300 keyboards there. Even selling at £1 a kb that would be a huge profit for very little work - cleaning / plugging in and quick testing.
The recyclers I visit can't shift boards like that at any price, they actually cost them money as they have to dispose of them which costs them. Hence why they don't mind parting with them, especially old and heavy ones, to me ^^ .
Aye but there must be at least 300 keyboards there. Even selling at £1 a kb that would be a huge profit for very little work - cleaning / plugging in and quick testing.
I don't know how it is in Merry Olde, but around here it would be a lot of work to move a quantity of dirty used keyboards at a dollar each.
eBay link please?
I found it odd though looking through a few hundred keyboards and only finding one model M though.
I would say that is about right. Finding 1 good keyboard per hundred is doing OK. If yellowed Dell AT101s or AEKs meet your definition of "good" then maybe you will do a little better.
I think he means the link to the listing itself. :))
I think he means the link to the listing itself. :))
I think you're right!
I think he means the link to the listing itself. :))
PS. Still don't have the link.
I bought like 200lb of keyboards from a recycler and I told them I was interested in old keyboards so they threw in a model M and some dell quiet keys in addition.
If you live in London you may be interested in half a ton of keyboards that's up for sale on the bay...
If you live in London you may be interested in half a ton of keyboards that's up for sale on the bay...
THANK YOU for forgetting to include a link to this. Sincerely.
PS. Still don't have the link.
ebay.co.uk and search. the keywords are obvious!
I thought this was going to be a thread about using dollars to go shopping in London now that the pound is dropping like a stone.