IBM CANPOS Keyboard with Card Reader

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2002 Q2 "Model M-e" CANPOS MSR Keyboard IBM buckling rubber sleeves (early or late POS type)More info on this keyboard

eg, P/N 44D1860

XAC-made 133 (US English), 134 (EMEA) or 136 (Brazil) key compact alphanumeric point-of-sale keyboard in the IBM Pre-Modular POS keyboard family and derived from the IBM Model M9 RANPOS Keyboard. The design fits a full-size keyboard worth of keys, 32 programmable keys and an integrated pointing device into a tenkeyless-like width. This variant has a magnetic stripe reader.

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IBM Modular CANPOS II Keyboard (Aka, IBM MCANPOS Keyboard)

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