Classic Touch

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Provided by the ASK Keyboard Dictionary

Category: Switches Origin: Official

"Classic Touch" was a Lexmark marketing term for a keyboard that sported buckling spring (clicky) keyswitches. It was used in such applicable keyboards' marketing names (like "Lexmark Classic Touch Keyboard") to contrast it with potential Quiet Touch versions of the same keyboards.

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