Tesla PMD 85-2
Posted: 28 Nov 2015, 06:36
Oh, hey a Tesla P-85...oh wait.
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But first, a little story.
Over the years, and hundreds of keyboards later coming from most continents of the world (still got Africa and Antarctica to go
). And during that time I've received all sorts of boxes, from uline keyboard boxes, to pampers diaper boxes, to boxes labelled "live exotic fish", to paper envelopes, multiple boxes taped together and even grocery bags...
But, THIS was a first.
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Thank you my Slovakian pizza-loving friend, you made my day
Aaaaand, back to glorious Soviet keyboard pics.
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Oh, and don't worry. You don't want one. It's near the top of my "unusable" keyboards list. But not due to the miniature keys. No, the switches...they are completely awful. They don't even move unless you press them straight down...
It uses a sort of graphite pad type contact mechanism.
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DSC_0780But first, a little story.
Over the years, and hundreds of keyboards later coming from most continents of the world (still got Africa and Antarctica to go
). And during that time I've received all sorts of boxes, from uline keyboard boxes, to pampers diaper boxes, to boxes labelled "live exotic fish", to paper envelopes, multiple boxes taped together and even grocery bags...But, THIS was a first.
DSC_0779Thank you my Slovakian pizza-loving friend, you made my day
Aaaaand, back to glorious Soviet keyboard pics.
DSC_0781DSC_0782DSC_0783DSC_0788Oh, and don't worry. You don't want one. It's near the top of my "unusable" keyboards list. But not due to the miniature keys. No, the switches...they are completely awful. They don't even move unless you press them straight down...
It uses a sort of graphite pad type contact mechanism.
DSC_0791DSC_0792DSC_0812DSC_0846DSC_0851Flickr Album