Got this just today; not sure what it's too or anything, just very interesting. I like Burroughs stuff and kinda wish you could still get stuff with the name... Anyway, it's got discrete keyswitches that are truly awful; they are not tactile and have no feedback, simply mushing against the bottom stop without fanfare. It's probably a console keyboard; there's a small key-switch on the side (as in a switch you have to put a brass key into and turn to unlock it or change modes or something, like a Point-of-Sale terminal). I typed a few lines on it and it was just horrible, especially compared to the Displaywriter keyboard I was fiddling around with earlier in the evening. It's got a DE9 plug with an earth strap (and an earth screw too...) and only about 5 pins present... I suppose if we had some idea what's going on on these pins, it could be interfaced to a "modern" PC by way of the serial connector, with the right software, although since it's truly horrible to type on I'm not sure why you'd want to, outside of it being nice and compact...