IBM TrackPoint USB Space Saver Keyboard

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2001 Q2 TrackPoint-Equipped Compact Keyboard Unspecified, OEM-specific or misc. rubber dome implementation More info on this keyboard

Model KPH0035

eg, P/Ns 22P5150, 22P5151, 22P5152, 22P5155, 22P5156, 22P5157, 22P5158, 22P5163, 24P0349

Chicony-made 89-key (ANSI), 90-key (ISO) or 94-key (JIS) tenkeyless USB keyboard. It can seen as a NetVista-era take on the IBM Space Saver II, taking on styling cues of other late IBM PC keyboards such as the IBM Preferred Pro Keyboard and also gaining period ThinkPad-style Page Back and Page Forward buttons around the arrow keys. It has an integrated TrackPoint IV pointing stick, three supporting mouse buttons, a two-port USB hub, and an overlay numeric keypad. It also has four cable routing options and a cable winding bar underneath. This keyboard has a PS/2 counterpart (model KPD0035).

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