IBM Personal Computer AT Keyboard

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1984 Q3

Model F/AT PC Keyboard IBM capacitive buckling springs More info on this keyboard

aka "Model F/AT"

eg, P/Ns 1503092, 6450200, 6450221, 6450222, 6450223, 6450225, 8286165

IBM-made 84-key keyboard for the IBM 5170 Personal Computer AT. It was the official successor to the original IBM Personal Computer Keyboard and introduced the AT-style physical and function layouts. It has a black, coiled cable terminating in a 5-pin DIN plug and single-setting riser feet accessible from the sides. It was one of the last new Model F keyboard variants to be introduced.

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