Can someone comment on this keyboard

[Greg Dron]

I found a white switch Compaq keyboard in one of our data centers and I was wondering if somoeone can tell me more about this keyboard. If someone can put a price tag on this keyboard that would be cool.

[mapple]

show what's below keycap then price tag will pop up

[fohat.digs]

I think that is just a rubber dome with plungers.

Compaq keyboards of that era are nice to use and well-made, but nothing to get excited about.

Pull a key and take a photo so we can be sure.

[SpAmRaY]

http://www.360tech.com/catalog/compaq-ps2-keyboard-refurbished-p-29612.html

$25?

[laffindude]

Looks like a Chicony built rubber dome over membrane board.

[keymaster]

I'm almost certain it's a membrane with those weird white plastics on top of rubber dome. I found one in a closet at work.

[Greg Dron]

Seems like you guys are right

[Daniel Beardsmore]

Made by NMB. (I realised that from the FCC ID before I even got the pictures at the bottom showing the characteristic sliders.)

Interestingly, that's in NMB's 6600 (low footprint) series — some NMB OEM boards have weird model numbers that don't fit their RTnnnn pattern (e.g. Dell RT7D50, Logitech Y-RJ20 (RT7R04)) — maybe one day I'll figure out the meaning behind these.

[BucklingSpring]

Good one Daniel.

It's a NMB Right Touch 6000 series. Low value$ but high end Rubberdome. New they can endure 5 years of intensive typist work.
The first key to go wrong on these is the backspace with a very distinctive problem. Press on a corner and the key stops before it actuate. You need to release and press again.

Made by NMB. (I realised that from the FCC ID before I even got the pictures at the bottom showing the characteristic sliders.)

Interestingly, that's in NMB's 6600 (low footprint) series — some NMB OEM boards have weird model numbers that don't fit their RTnnnn pattern (e.g. Dell RT7D50, Logitech Y-RJ20 (RT7R04)) — maybe one day I'll figure out the meaning behind these.

[Computer-Lab in Basement]

Some of the Dell Quietkeys have these type sliders on them, they are actually decent keyboards. I found some about a year ago NIB for really cheap so I bought a few...