Edwards, Benj. "The world's best keyboard, and why it's so great" Why IBM's 24-year old Model M has staying power. PC World. 9 Jul. 2008 http://www.pcworld.com/article/147939/inside_the_worlds_greatest_keyboard.html

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Home > IBM PC AT original keyboard (84-key) 1984 - 1985 > 1984 IBM original (6450200) PC AT keyboard NEW  1984 IBM original (6450200) PC AT keyboard NEW     ENLARGE   ENLARGE   ENLARGE part# IBM PC-AT keyboard serial# 271004996 271063545 (open box) 2710##### (still sealed in original interior factory box) date approximately 1984 - 1985 IBM logo black text on silver logo cable attached, straight cable, AT connector (can work with modern ps/2 system with addition of $3.00 adapter) key caps removable as one piece key switches VERY clicky = buckling spring grade A++ (brand NEW in original box, item still in original plastic wrap with styrofoam packaging in very good condition).  Extremely rare.  I have not seen another one like it in anyone else’s collection. condition The keyboard that started it all.   Do not confuse this with an IBM XT keyboard, which will not work.  This is an original IBM AT keyboard that will still work with any modern PC system (use AT to ps/2 adapter). comments Mechanical key switches are VERY clicky (more so than IBM model M) comments features include no directional arrows (4 left, right, up, down keys) no "Ctrl" keys F1-F10 on left-side (as opposed to standard F1-F12 on upper row) reduced size of "" and "backspace" key change in position of "" and "Caps Lock", Esc, Scroll Lock, Prt Screen) comments keyboard weight: heavy-duty weight: 2.8kg (6.2 lbs) 0 remaining in stock. SOLD

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