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I will also recommend Unicomp. > I bought one over a decade ago (build date 4/20/2007). Awhile ago I remember hearing that they were having some financial pro
by acheron 8y ago
I will also recommend Unicomp.
> I bought one over a decade ago (build date 4/20/2007).
Awhile ago I remember hearing that they were having some financial problems because essentially they never had repeat customers: buy one keyboard and you'll never need another.
- chaoticmass 8y agoThey need to make a new Spacesaver model (one without the numpad) and not only will they have a lot of new customers, they will also have each one of their old customers come back to buy one.
- privong 8y ago> They need to make a new Spacesaver model (one without the numpad) Yeah. I'm in the market for a new keyboard and am thinking about a TKL. Just spent some time on the Unicomp site looking for a TLK version to no avail.
- _jal 8y agoThese are very high-end buckling-spring reconstructions, including TKL layouts: https://www.modelfkeyboards.com/ https://www.modelfkeyboards.com/ . On the downside, no idea when it will actually ship, and significantly more expensive than Unicomp.
- privong 8y agoI did see those from a link elsewhere in the thread. The cost and uncertain delivery timeline make that a non-starter for me, though.
- dsr_ 8y agoThey don't have one, and they definitely should. And if they don't want to rejigger to do backlit keys, they could add a USB hub with three ports: one for a mouse, one for a USB stick or such, and one for a USB-powered LED lamp. I'd buy that.