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wow, this is such a striking board visually, and I bet the accoustics on it are similarly striking, could you share a sound test?

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Wow, what a beauty.

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Houston, we have a problem…

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Keymacs has posted one: Typing Demo: Keymacs w/Alps SKCM Blue - YouTube

Lol, I skimmed past this cause I thought it was a render. Nice looking board!

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Where did you get that?

I’ve got a similar one from NZCaps, but it’s nowhere near as detailed as that one.

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ohhh thanks for the lead, will browse nzcaps

i got mine from a guy on IG: https://www.instagram.com/markeysph/

he’s based in Philippines and unfortunately doesn’t do international orders for now. i had to get someone to help order locally and forward to me

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Actually, that’s probably for the best. It will prevent the typical impulse buying cycle I seem to enjoy. :laughing:

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Rotation today, my very first alumnium custom

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That is the slickest case I’ve ever seen, nice one!

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What am I looking at?

I also want to know.

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I think maybe it is a Mojo65?

https://www.melgeek.com/collections/mechanical-keyboard/products/melgeek-mojo65-68key-5-1bluetooth-aluminum-mechanical-keyboard-kit-melgeek-com

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It’s MOJO60 case with popular 60% PCB. It’s just tray mount, but, I love the chubby curve of Mojo :crazy_face:

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40s…but with numbers

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I just had to explain to my wife why I was dying laughing. This is amazing.

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It does a good job of making everything else look confusing lol.

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name keed on top please :heart_eyes:

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That’s the Garbage Truck. It was a small one time only run of 30 boards.

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No, not the most glamourish IBM keyboards in the world. But IMO, interesting nonetheless.

These Model M4 and M4-1 keyboards were based on the IBM PS/2 L40SX laptop keyboard assembly (Model M3/M3-based) and inspired the early ThinkPad keyboard assemblies (Model M6-1) that achieved legendary status amongst laptops. Due to seldom information available on these, I’m working on a comprehensive article on their history and legacy that’s due at the end of the month. Consider this a bit of a tease!

The white one is a 1996 Lexmark-made M4 and the black one is a 1999 Unicomp-made M4-1. Both are buckling rubber sleeves keyboards designed to provide a quiet, tactile experience with none of the mush typical of standard rubber domes. IMO again, underrated. Especially when properly cleaned (the exposed sleeves are quite susceptible to dust, unfortunately)








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