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Offline 2084

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[de] IBM Numpad 1992
« on: Mon, 08 November 2010, 11:46:28 »
IBM Numpad

This one looks like a good deal for IBM collectors.
The description says there is a feedback when pressing, so I think it's buckling spring.

Very cheap shipping too - ends tomorrow
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Offline JBert

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« Reply #1 on: Mon, 08 November 2010, 14:43:06 »
Looks like M2 keycaps, it is was too low a profile to be a regular buckling spring.
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Offline lowpoly

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« Reply #2 on: Mon, 08 November 2010, 15:01:54 »
Looks more like M4 to me.
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Offline ch_123

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« Reply #3 on: Tue, 09 November 2010, 04:49:24 »
Lowpoly is correct. This was the external numpad of the IBM L40 laptop. IIRC, the weird trackball/mouse doohickey connected into the numpad, and the numpad connected into a general purpose PS/2 port on the laptop. Or you could just connect the mouse to it.
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Offline KillerBee

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« Reply #4 on: Wed, 10 November 2010, 10:47:04 »
Quote from: ch_123;244553
Lowpoly is correct. This was the external numpad of the IBM L40 laptop. IIRC, the weird trackball/mouse doohickey connected into the numpad, and the numpad connected into a general purpose PS/2 port on the laptop. Or you could just connect the mouse to it.



I can vouch for that as the L40 was my first computers and it indeed come bundled with that numpad.
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