They are still available
check out http://www.clickykeyboards.com/
--
.... Norm

Norman W. Clark, Clark-Tech Inc.
nclark@clark-tech.com
www.clark-tech.com
www.smbproducts.com
>
> On the same note, I was very sad the day my real IBM clicky keyboard (you
> know, the 10 pound one) stopped working. (sniff sniff)
>
> -Johnnie

Norman,

<< They are still available
check out http://www.clickykeyboards.com/ >>

Hah, very cool.

--
Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com

On Wed, 19 Jul 2006 10:40:57 +0100, Roy Lambert
<roy.lambert@skynet.co.uk> wrote:

Hi Roy,

>I remember why I vowed not to buy Dell again - maybe this time I won't forget

That's interesting.  I've had 4 Dell PCs now and have never had
problems with any of them.  Must be lucky I guess.

Regards,

SteveG

Johnnie Norsworthy wrote:

>
> On the same note, I was very sad the day my real IBM clicky keyboard (you
> know, the 10 pound one) stopped working. (sniff sniff)
>

There is a company that is still making the buckling spring technology
keyboards. In fact, they bought all the tooling from IBM for this
technology - http://www.pckeyboard.com.

I've got an IBM Model M 84 Key Space Saving keyboard. I wouldn't trade
it for anything. They go for $90.00 USED!

Mark

Mark,

<< There is a company that is still making the buckling spring technology
keyboards. In fact, they bought all the tooling from IBM for this
technology - http://www.pckeyboard.com.

I've got an IBM Model M 84 Key Space Saving keyboard. I wouldn't trade it
for anything. They go for $90.00 USED! >>

Smart move on their part.  Those keyboards will never go out of style.

--
Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com

"Tim Young [Elevate Software]" <timyoung@elevatesoft.com> wrote in message
news:D31769FC-1335-443A-AC1B-2472436D84BA@news.elevatesoft.com...
> Mark,
>
> << There is a company that is still making the buckling spring technology
> keyboards. In fact, they bought all the tooling from IBM for this
> technology - http://www.pckeyboard.com.
>
> I've got an IBM Model M 84 Key Space Saving keyboard. I wouldn't trade it
> for anything. They go for $90.00 USED! >>
>
> Smart move on their part.  Those keyboards will never go out of style.

You people are not nice. You *know* I am going to have to get one of these
things now, just when I got used to having a "Calculator" button.

-Johnnie

I bought one of those damm keyboards, it all works fine except they changed
around the location of that little group of navigation keys ie pageup, page
down, home, end, delete keys , now im forever hitting the wrong keys. why oh
why did they feel the need to do this to me!!!!



"Frans van Daalen" <Account@is.invalid> wrote in message
news:4F39A962-5B06-4D86-9630-63FF7E7464C4@news.elevatesoft.com...
>
> "Johnnie Norsworthy" <jln206@verizon.net> wrote in message
> news:14A48C16-8969-4D12-8C36-4EA336448DA9@news.elevatesoft.com...
>> "Herb (Kraft)" <herb@examprep.us> wrote in message
>> news:3468977D-B2D4-40BB-9E76-4240A2F919EA@news.elevatesoft.com...
>>> All of a sudden regardless of what I did, I couldn't move from one
>>> record to another in DBSys or 3rd party utils like Sendero. Nor could I
>>> create tables. I could type in the name of the first field, then DBSys
>>> etc. didn't want to allow me to enter another field.
>>>
>>> After installing, uninstalling, beating on registry, testing compiled
>>> applications I made, shutting down AV- the answer is? Try looking for a
>>> simpler answer than software that always works suddenly going bonkers.
>>>
>>> MY <EXPLETIVE DELETED> BRAND NEW KEYBOARDS down arrow key failed.
>>
>> One day I got so frustrated with my Logitech wireless keyboard and mouse
>> that I unplugged the transceiver, removed my rechargeable batteries and
>> dropped the whole package in the garbage can. When a keyboard "mostly"
>> works, it is useless. My wife noticed it on top of the trashcan and I
>> think she understood after a single growl.
>>
>> On the same note, I was very sad the day my real IBM clicky keyboard (you
>> know, the 10 pound one) stopped working. (sniff sniff)
>>
>> -Johnnie
>>
>> Hey virus writers! Here is an opportunity to really get some people mad.
>> Intercept the keyboard and change or remove one out of every 50 keys
>> typed.
>
> My wireless logitech was broken some day so I rushed to the shop to buy a
> new one....found the Microsoft Wireless Multimedia keyboard, bought it and
> rushed back home....only to find that it was not recognized by windows XP
> and needed the cd-rom to be installed.......argggg....could not get beyond
> the login screen to install the cd-rom..
>
> Got that solved by using some old keyboard I was using on my HTPC
> ...........
>
> To find that Microsoft had made al the F keys almost obsolete by adding
> office functions (help,undo, new open etc) to them and only with the
> F-lock key the F functions keys are available.This F-lock key resets with
> every reboot however ..argggg.. Finally found a hack on the internet and I
> could started working again.
>
> Only to find that the Del key had been moved ..
>

Tasty IBM buckling spring technology - http://www.pckeyboard.com/

I own one and I absolutely adore buckling spring technology.



On 7/16/06 8:32 PM, in article
14A48C16-8969-4D12-8C36-4EA336448DA9@news.elevatesoft.com, "Johnnie
Norsworthy" <jln206@verizon.net> wrote:

> On the same note, I was very sad the day my real IBM clicky keyboard (you
> know, the 10 pound one) stopped working. (sniff sniff)