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Offline timw4mail

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Lots of Cherry keyboards
« on: Fri, 16 October 2009, 09:46:24 »
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Buckling Springs IBM Model F AT, New Model F 77, Unicomp New Model M
Clicky iOne Scorpius M10, OCN-branded Ducky DK-9008-C, Blackmore Nocturna, Redragon Kumara K552-1, Qtronix Scorpius Keypad, Chicony KB-5181(Monterey)
Tactile Apple AEKII (Cream damped ALPS), Filco FKBN91M/JB (Japanese Tenkeyless), Cherry G84-5200, Cherry G84-4100LPAUS, Datalux Spacesaver(Cherry ML), Redragon Devarajas K556 RGB, Newmen GM711, Poker II (Cherry MX Clear), Logitech G910 Orion Spark, Logitech K840
Linear Lenovo Y (Gateron Red), Aluminum kiosk keyboard (Cherry MX Black)

Offline JBert

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« Reply #1 on: Fri, 16 October 2009, 13:03:17 »
Well, lots of them, but I haven't seen any G80-3000's. Everything else are MX blacks, MY, ML and rubber dome switches.
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Offline BucklingSpring

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« Reply #2 on: Sat, 17 October 2009, 06:51:12 »
Quote from: timw4mail;125974
http://www.buy.com/retail/usersearchResults.asp?qu=Cherry&store=1&als=3&loc=101&em01=188303&pageTitle=Cherry


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9. Cherry Compact Keyboard
PS/2 - QWERTZ - 83 Keys - Black - English
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qwertZ - now here's a special layout for you. Must be a typo.

thanks for the find.
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Ducky x2 (9008G2 Pro PBT/MX Green and Mini MX Red), Matias x2 (QP and Mini QP Dampened ALPS), Topre RealForce x4 (87U 55g/Digilog case, 103U-UW & 104UG High-Profile x2), Filco Majestouch x2 (TKL MX Blue & V2 AI 104 MX Blue), IBM-M x2 (BS & RD), Unicomp-M x5 (BS black on black x2, BS Ivory x2, QT Ultra-Classic), Deck x4 (Legend MX Black & MX Clear, Hassium & Francium w/ MX Brown), DAS III (MX Blue), KBT Pure Pro 60% (MX Red), NMB-RT8256CW+ x2 (black space invader), XArmor U9BL-S (MX Brown) given for free to someone I hate, CM X2 (Trigger/MX Green + Storm TKL/NovaTouch), TVS GOLD (MX Blue) and a many many more (NMB, DELL, MS, ATT, KeyTronic, Etc...)

Offline ch_123

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« Reply #3 on: Sat, 17 October 2009, 06:59:13 »
That isn't a typo... QWERTZ is the arrangement used in Germanic countries. Francophone countries use AZERTY.
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Offline BucklingSpring

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« Reply #4 on: Sat, 17 October 2009, 07:59:42 »
Quote from: ch_123;126323
That isn't a typo... QWERTZ is the arrangement used in Germanic countries. Francophone countries use AZERTY.


Oh.. Didn't know about german layout.

BTW French Canadians use querty with éÉè î ç, but that's another story.
Except for kids, we Quebecers don't do anything like others... We do it better. LOL
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Ducky x2 (9008G2 Pro PBT/MX Green and Mini MX Red), Matias x2 (QP and Mini QP Dampened ALPS), Topre RealForce x4 (87U 55g/Digilog case, 103U-UW & 104UG High-Profile x2), Filco Majestouch x2 (TKL MX Blue & V2 AI 104 MX Blue), IBM-M x2 (BS & RD), Unicomp-M x5 (BS black on black x2, BS Ivory x2, QT Ultra-Classic), Deck x4 (Legend MX Black & MX Clear, Hassium & Francium w/ MX Brown), DAS III (MX Blue), KBT Pure Pro 60% (MX Red), NMB-RT8256CW+ x2 (black space invader), XArmor U9BL-S (MX Brown) given for free to someone I hate, CM X2 (Trigger/MX Green + Storm TKL/NovaTouch), TVS GOLD (MX Blue) and a many many more (NMB, DELL, MS, ATT, KeyTronic, Etc...)
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