IBM Space Saver II

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1999 TrackPoint-Equipped Compact Keyboard Unspecified, OEM-specific or misc. rubber dome implementation More info on this keyboard

Model RT3200

eg, P/Ns 28L3644, 28L3645, 28L3647, 28L3648, 28L3649, 28L3650, 28L3652, 37L0905

NMB-made 87-key (ANSI), 88-key (ISO) or 92-key (JIS) tenkeyless PS/2 keyboard for PCs and server console kits. It succeeded the original IBM Space Saver Keyboard family (Model M4/M4-1), dropping support for an optional physical numeric keypad for an overlay one. It has an integrated TrackPoint IV pointing stick, three supporting mouse buttons (the first non-laptop IBM keyboard to have that many), and a PS/2 mouse passthrough port. It also has four cable routing options underneath.

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