Point taken.
Here is a picture with several other keyboards as well:
From top to bottom, the keyboards are:
An old Model M;
A keyboard with a big Enter key, but the Backspace key in the standard position, achieved by putting the |\ key where the Windows keys would later go;
A mechanical keyboard, with switches with blue Cherry-style stems, but the switches are linear. I can always use it for gaming. The keys are double shots;
The Honeywell WN101 in question;
A made-in-Thailand original DELL QuietKey.
Now, let's look at the back of the keyboard. In the upper left, you can see the little opening for the two DIP switches, one to switch between AT and XT configuration, the other not used.
Here is a section of that image at a larger scale, showing the label on the back.
Note that it's assembled in Mexico, like my 122-key keyboard from Memorex. And, when I take a key out,
the construction reminds me of that keyboard. In one of the threads on this keyboard, someone speculated that it was a Keytronics. Instead, I'm considering the possibility that it's a MaxiSwitch keyboard. (Come to think of that, this isn't much of a stretch, since MaxiSwitch
was a division of Honeywell.)
There's a
post by Eunjea that has much nicer pictures of a keyboard similar to mine (although not labelled Memorex) than the ones I took of mine and posted here (if I can find them).
Oh, here's my picture of mine:
