That'd be me. She let me know when she was going to be posting it so I was watching carefully. There will be more to come.
I was sure of that, just didn't know that soon.
It's, essentially, a NIB Unicomp Customizer for $10. Come on, that's a no brainer.
Even if we DON'T know if it's computer compatible. The lack of LEDs concerns me, but hey, doesn't mean all hope is lost yet. I'm betting (virtually of course) on it being a normal Customizer that just has some stuff added and the system it was designed for interprets the otherwise normal scancodes for some keys as something different.
...or so I hope.
I'm in it for the keycaps. If it works as a PC keyboard, bonus. If it can be rehabilitated to a more standard Customizer, even better.
As a thought to where I want to use those keycaps:
Is there anything wrong with assembling a Model M, full-black aircraft carrier with as many matching keys as possible? Unicomp body(the terminal emulator one) and keys, IBM internals / electronics / unmatched keys.
Or would it be better to find a more recent donor board in that respect? No, I am not going to raid my M13 for spare keys; it's good enough as it is.