
Relevant points -
- Clicky Alps switches. They appear to be some sort of clone (the switches had cream/white sliders, and no Alps logo on the housing) I was thinking XMs, but they are pretty pleasant to type on (smooth, relatively light, noisy as hell). Maybe some sort of Fuhua switch?
- The lock keys (Caps/Num/Scroll) have an LED on the lower part of the switch, and are linear. I haven't popped one of the caps to see what colour the slider is.
- Glidepoint touchpad, pretty decent tracking on a high resolution monitor.
- Short PS/2 Y-cable
- Pad printed, Dolch-esque keycaps. The F9 key does not appear to be original.
- Probably from some sort of rack-mounted terminal. the part at the top with the cable holder slides out, and can rotate. There are buttons at the side for some sort of latch mechanism.
- It has a US ISO layout. Nope, I didn't make a mistake there... go look at the picture.