P/N 6019336
Type
Model F200 Alphameric Keyboard
Nickname
Kishsaver
OEM
IBM
Switches
IBM capacitive buckling springs
Earliest Appearance
1982 Q4
Original Keycaps
PBT with dye-sublimated legends
Casing Colour
White
Branding
None
Protocol
IBM 4704-specific
Connection
Cable
Cable
Grey straight fixed DE-9
Key Count
62
Form Factor
60%
Layout/Language
Swedish
Additional Notes
Has die-cast zinc casing
Source
Data Last Updated
2021-04-08
More about this type of keyboard...
The IBM Model 200 is the smallest alphanumeric keyboard for the IBM 4700 Finance Communication System's 4704 terminal, introduced in December 1982. The Model 200 was intended to be the most basic full input device for the 4704, providing only limited user-assigned functions. Nicknamed "Kishsaver" after kishy.ca who introduced them to the mechanical keyboard community, these have become very desirable due to it being an example of an early "60%-er" mechanical keyboard. Starting in 2016, Model F Labs has developed and marketed a faithful recreation of the Model 200 designated as "F62".