One of our key goals is to research, maintain, and preserve documentation on vintage input devices, keyboards, and, on occasion, computers and data systems. Today, modern systems and interfaces are more standardized—evidenced by the widespread adoption of USB, HDMI, and the dominance of current operating systems.
However, this wasn’t always the case. Older hardware used a variety of interfaces, connectors, and proprietary operating systems that are no longer supported. We believe it is essential to make research and information about these legacy systems freely accessible to the public.
COMPUTER KEYBOARDS
DEC set the standards for keying. Check out the ready data entry keypad.
DELL used many keyboards in the beginning.
Check out the buttons on these fellows.
IBM Keyboards!
Buttons and bows these were the traditional keyboards for Mini computers .
Squeeze me softly.
IMAC Button for you.
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