For anyone who has stuck with this blog since its  earliest days (thank you), it is no secret that I like talking about keyboards . When it...

Montech MKey Full Size Darkness (Stock) My first post on this blog was about keyboards, namely the IBM Model M keyboard. At the time I thoug...

Keyboards today have a standard layout.  All keyboards are based off the 104-key standard layout from the mid-1990s, and before that the IBM...

Having good switches in today's keyboards is taken for granted.  Except for laptops, any computer can be blessed by a keyboard with mech...

When I first received my IBM PCjr. back in 2013, I was able to discuss most of the readily-available upgrades for the system that existed at...

When I started this blog in 2010, the first thing that came to my mind to write about was my love of the IBM Model M keyboard.   http://nerd...

I have had the privilege of being lent a Northgate Omnikey 101 keyboard.  This keyboard is identical to the layout of my IBM Model M keyb...

The Tandy 1000 computers, more specifically the early Tandy 1000s, had many good features, graphics, sound, expansion, performance, integrat...

IBM PC (Model 5150) Keyboard While not the first keyboard I have ever used, the original 83-key IBM PC Model F keyboard is easily the most...

When IBM introduced the PC, it came with an 83-key keyboard keyboard that a number row and a numeric keypad.  There were no status LEDs on t...

In my opinion, the perfect keyboard has yet to be made.  I envision a keyboard with the solid construction of an IBM Model F keyboard, the r...

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Today I will be posting for a third time on one of my favorite subjects, the IBM Model M Keyboard.  First, I will talk about tips, then give...

The IBM Model M Keyboard is among the best keyboards ever made.  However, technologically it has shown its age a bit, and even IBM cut a cor...

One of my hobbies is retro computing.  Often, when I have looked back on some of the older computing models and devices, it seems that my ey...