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Offline funkymeeba

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Re: List of Tenkeyless & Compact Keyboards
« Reply #50 on: Thu, 04 April 2013, 15:13:43 »
There is also a Leopold FC200RE/AB which has MX Clear switches.
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Re: List of Tenkeyless & Compact Keyboards
« Reply #51 on: Thu, 04 April 2013, 15:20:10 »
Is there a sub-set of these TKL (or space-saver) keyboards that have Alps switches?

Filco Zero

Thanks!  I've also found links to the Ducky DK1087XM, not quite a TKL, but at least a smaller form factor.

By the way, are you located in the Czech Republic?  Just curious, saw the tag in your profile.

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Re: List of Tenkeyless & Compact Keyboards
« Reply #52 on: Thu, 04 April 2013, 15:32:36 »
Under IBM, the M SSK should be called the "IBM Space Saving Keyboard".

There's also the M4 and its variants.

The later r/d versions with trackpoints are the "IBM Space Saver" (blue enter key and IBM logo on right as top edge is notched on left),  and the "IBM Space Saver II" (all black keys with IBM logo on left).

As well as the "external thinkpad keyboard", the UltraNav (there are a few variations of those too).
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Re: List of Tenkeyless & Compact Keyboards
« Reply #53 on: Thu, 04 April 2013, 15:46:56 »
Is there a sub-set of these TKL (or space-saver) keyboards that have Alps switches?

Filco Zero

Thanks!  I've also found links to the Ducky DK1087XM, not quite a TKL, but at least a smaller form factor.

By the way, are you located in the Czech Republic?  Just curious, saw the tag in your profile.
The ducky DK1087XM is a TKL ...

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Re: List of Tenkeyless & Compact Keyboards
« Reply #54 on: Thu, 04 April 2013, 15:56:21 »
Is there a sub-set of these TKL (or space-saver) keyboards that have Alps switches?

Filco Zero

Thanks!  I've also found links to the Ducky DK1087XM, not quite a TKL, but at least a smaller form factor.

By the way, are you located in the Czech Republic?  Just curious, saw the tag in your profile.
The ducky DK1087XM is a TKL ...

Quite right!   :))

I was reading all the discussion about "tenkeyless" versus "space-saver" and I lost track of which board is called what.  What I was trying to say is that the Ducky XM is a small form factor, just not quite as small as something like the Noppoo Choc Mini. 

I'm going to go back to obsessively packaging keycaps now.  I haven't had so many little bags of expensive stuff on my desk since my college days...   :-X

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Re: List of Tenkeyless & Compact Keyboards
« Reply #55 on: Thu, 04 April 2013, 17:38:05 »
Is there a sub-set of these TKL (or space-saver) keyboards that have Alps switches?

Filco Zero

Thanks!  I've also found links to the Ducky DK1087XM, not quite a TKL, but at least a smaller form factor.

Build quality of this ducky is supposedly... not ideal?

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Re: List of Tenkeyless & Compact Keyboards
« Reply #56 on: Thu, 04 April 2013, 17:43:42 »
Is there a sub-set of these TKL (or space-saver) keyboards that have Alps switches?

Filco Zero

Thanks!  I've also found links to the Ducky DK1087XM, not quite a TKL, but at least a smaller form factor.

Build quality of this ducky is supposedly... not ideal?



its just the case construction from the lower price models, the shines and limited editions are pretty solid.

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Re: List of Tenkeyless & Compact Keyboards
« Reply #57 on: Fri, 05 April 2013, 05:51:57 »
Is there a sub-set of these TKL (or space-saver) keyboards that have Alps switches?

Filco Zero

Thanks!  I've also found links to the Ducky DK1087XM, not quite a TKL, but at least a smaller form factor.

Build quality of this ducky is supposedly... not ideal?



its just the case construction from the lower price models, the shines and limited editions are pretty solid.


Yep... that comment was about Ducky DK1087XM though.