Lexmark Notebook Keyboard with Integrated Mouse Key

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1993 Q4 Model M6-1 Type IV Laptop Keyboard Assembly IBM buckling rubber sleeves (M6 slider-actuated type)More info on this keyboard

MB10/MB15 variant

76-key keyboard assembly for the Lexmark Lexbook MB10 and MB15 DOS subnotebook laptops. It has an integrated "mouse-key" in the bottom-right corner that acts as a joystick-like pointing device and two mouse buttons placed in between the left Ctrl and Alt keys. Its physical layout is derived from the IBM ThinkPad 500-series Keyboard Assembly but makes fewer layout compromises at the expense of fewer total keys. It has an overlay numeric keypad with vibrant blue legends.

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