deskthority

I smell keytronic.

What switches?

I'm going to take a longshot and guess it's an Alps (because of the lit caps and num lock) point of sale keyboard. (Alps made their own pointing stick, after all.)

Sorry, it's not Keytronic. It has Cherry black switches.

I want the board, anymore from where you got it?

Interesting, I didn't know other manufacturers used mouse like IBM/Lenovo in keyboards

fossala wrote:I want the board, anymore from where you got it?

Sorry, doesn't look like it. Had a quick search on ebay.com - couldn't find any.

Tipro?

Sorry, not Tipro.

Access?

tg3 or dsi boards

Sorry, not Access, TG3 or DSI...

I belive I see the letters 'ation' or 'ntion' in greenish or blue right by your thumb. There are also some tall lettters at the end, perhaps a roman number or a signal logo á la cisco. Could be that the full word is communication or generation II?

Interesting placement of the mouse buttons, key caps with a large cutout for the mouse knob ought to make it fairly unique and identifiable.

Okay - the word is 'international'

KSI-1293, it have MX black.

We've got a winner!

Not that webwit's word is in doubt, but we do have winner! Well done lysol!

A big thank you to webwit for his restraint in not answering these quizzes straight away.

I didn't know this one except I guessed right it was a POS. Just googled KSI-1293.

so what do I win?

So, whose pointing stick mechanism did they use?

lysol wrote:
so what do I win?

Kudos!

So when are you going to send lysol some granola bars?

By the look of the photo, I don't think lysol is ready for granola bars just yet...

Here's a view of the side - it's pretty tall.


A better image of the trackpoint.

Just got one of these NIB.