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  1. 03-22-2016, 08:58 AM #1
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    Kinesis keyboard

    I picked up a Kinesis KB133PC keyboard at an auction. Weird looking ergonomic keyboard, didn't even test it and sold it on a vintage computer forum on FB for $50 plus shipping. If you run across one of these people are looking for them.

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    Pretty funky looking. looks like a piece of art lol
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    Thanks Hobo, only pic I have is on my phone and cant figure out how to post it from there.
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    Is that a stenographer's keyboard?
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    Full QWERTY keyboard, also can be modified to be DVORAK
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