Here are some pictures of the Dell SK-8115, a standard issue keyboard that usually comes with a new Dell PC. It has thin bezel around the keyboard to save some space and gives it an interesting asymmetrical visual feel to it.
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| Front side of the keyboard |
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| Left side of the keyboard |
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| Right side of the keyboard |
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| Key cap shot. Legend is printed with decal like coating for protection |
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| Backside of the key cap |
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| Rubber dome key switch |
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| Backside of the keyboard |
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| Keyboard foot retracted |
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| Another keyboard foot in position to prop up the board |
how do the keys stay up?
ReplyDeleteHi! I am assuming you are wondering how the key pops back up after being pressed since there is no spring. The key comes back up by the elastic force from rubber dome to restore its original shape. Hope that helps.
ReplyDeleteNice. I'm getting one of these from my parents' house, that's been left there. Looking forward to it.
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