Hey GH! So at work(retail) we use these IBM terminal keyboards, that are actually pretty nice. Pretty sure they have dysubbed PBT caps... but I could be wrong. I found a pic of what appears to be the same exact keyboard as far as I can tell on Ebay and the sticker on that one says it's a Model M9?(Hard to tell because it's a bit blurry). According to Deskthority wiki that is a ANPOS board.
Anyway I wanted to know what kind of switch they use. I know that most Model M's used buckling springs, but those are supposed to be tactile, and to me the switches on the boards at work feel very linear. I wouldn't even be too shocked to hear that these were just very nice feeling membrane keys.
Also, not sure if all the switches on the board are the same but the no-standard keys that are hotkeyed to register functions appear to have tubes/shafts under them rather than conventional switches.
Anyone have any knowledge on these?