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| − | A selection of Apple Extended Keyboard II's do not use Alps switches, but instead use Mitsumi switches. I have not removed a keycap to verify if this item uses Alps or Mitsumi | + | A selection of Apple Extended Keyboard II's do not use Alps switches, but instead use Mitsumi switches. I have not removed a keycap to verify if this item uses Alps or Mitsumi switches. |
== Pictures == | == Pictures == | ||
Revision as of 20:54, 19 September 2020
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| Apple Extended Keyboard II | |
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| Specs: | Layout: International English Key count: 106 (including power) Connection: ADB (Mini-DIN-4) |
| Date of entry: | 2020/09/12 |
| Status: | In Collection |
| Condition: | Good |
| Identifier: | Serial: AL7094JKM3501Z |
| Notes: | In original box, never used |
| Location: | Unknown |
Contents
About
The Apple Extended Keyboard II was introduced on the 15th of October, 1990 and replaced the earlier version of the Extended Keyboard.
It uses Alps mechanical switches on all keys, including power and offers a physically locking caps lock key.
On the 14th of March 1994 the keyboard was discontinued
A selection of Apple Extended Keyboard II's do not use Alps switches, but instead use Mitsumi switches. I have not removed a keycap to verify if this item uses Alps or Mitsumi switches.
Pictures
AEK II box
Apple label on box
AEK II in box
Apple's Limited warranty
Top of AEK II
Function key strip
Back of AEK II
Side of AEK II, showing ADB port
Closeup of AEK II
