Help identify this i guess.

[500_pts]

so i was really bored at work today and lo and behold in my wanderings i found this wonder collecting dust, now, i took really fast crappy cell pics cause i didnt want people to think i was stealing etc. idk what this switch is, no branding on the kb, the part of the switch would not come off easily, so idk if the actual switch is underneath. Its a very low tactility clicky switch if it helps.

and the overview. i know i cut off the right side, again, i wanted to be quick about it.

yes, the leds are in the keys (caps num etc.)

ty in advance

[NeeGo]

Fujitsu peerless? Or something like that.

[theferenc]

That looks like the same mechanism the Sun keyboards use, which is a rubber dome. What you see is there to hold the key caps in place. Basically, it's a plunger. You can see if you can find the keyboard in the FCC database, if the FCC ID is still on the back of the board.

I seem to recall that the Peerless also uses that sort of mechanism, but it may look quite different.

[hoggy]

It's a fujitsu peerless.  I have one that  that looks just like it.

Not the most popular switch on the forum...

[500_pts]

Yeah, im assuming its either a sun keyboard without branding/oem cause theres alot of old sun kb's laying around EMC. im FAIRLY certain its not rubber dome, as it was distinctly more precise, and was definetly clicky like blues. also in the same carboard box was a dell quietkey

edit: okay its just a higher end rubber dome with springs, had a not so bad feel honestly. i still prefer all my filcos, but definetly still nice

[theferenc]

If it clicks, it's a Peerless. Some are quite nice, some not so much. I rather liked the one I had, but not as much as some of my other keyboards, so I sold it.