Originally Posted by Wyodiver33

I have an old IBM keyboard from 1991. I love it. Each key is an actual switch, not a membrane. It is a clickity-clack keyboard. It is very heavy and does not flex at all. It was given to me after I installed a copier in a church in Wyoming. I saw a stack of them by the copier and asked about them and the nun said I could have one. (She also told me that I could take a 286 computer, but had no interest.) I LOVE this keyboard. No silly Windows keys. It's built like a tank. Untill this keyboard dies, I will not buy a new one. Actually, I don't think it will ever die. So, when it comes to keyboards, I am old-school. Just did a bit of research, it's a "model M" keyboard. Pretty much unchanged from 1984. Sometimes, a company makes a product that is soooo good that there is no need to replace it, even 13 years after it was made. I'm sure these keyboards can be found on ebay. It rocks. Hate the split keyboards, hate the quiet, mushy keyboards. You will have to pry this keyboard out of my cold, dead hands. Lol