Yeah, he's speaking of the Model F variant of keyboards from IBM rather than the Model M (the better known buckling spring variant). There are a ton of Model F'

Yeah, he's speaking of the Model F variant of keyboards from IBM rather than the Model M (the better known buckling spring variant). There are a ton of Model F's online for sale because they're not natively compatible with regular computer and thus need an adapter (I believe), and they're just not as widely known. Also the Model F is a monstrous beast of a keyboard, that would make even a regular model M seem compact. I just want an industrial (gray) Model M Space Saver. I'd get one but I still need to think of a good argument to use with my wife over a $600 keyboard...