Author Topic: (rebranded) Chicony KB-7000 NIB, split ergonomic keyboard w/ white Alps, $70 BIN  (Read 2007 times)

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The seller is silly and set this as 99˘ with a $60 reserve price, and $70 BIN. No one bothers to bid with the reserve price, so it’s gone back on auction like 3-4 times now. But $70 sounds fairly reasonable; I haven’t seen too many split mechanical keyboards cropping up.

The construction on these things is purported to be somewhat flimsy, like other Chicony keyboards, but it has doubleshot keycaps, should be complicated white Alps switches, and the split layout is nice.

Or heck, maybe someone can do something interesting in a custom project with the 4.25u spacebar on the left half.

Edit: link: http://www.ebay.com/itm/181347339741
« Last Edit: Fri, 14 March 2014, 20:40:11 by jacobolus »

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The seller is silly and set this as 99˘ with a $60 reserve price, and $70 BIN.

Ebay hammers sellers with idiotic propaganda saying that the lowest starting prices convert to the highest selling prices and naive sellers believe it.

This combination is a perfect example of "not clear on the concept" of reality.
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