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> I have, and those are fun, but there's something really satisfying with playing with old hardware like that. I'm sorry to inform you that you probably have a
by jpmattia 8y ago
> I have, and those are fun, but there's something really satisfying with playing with old hardware like that.
I'm sorry to inform you that you probably have an unhealthy interest in wirewrapping and should probably seek help. :)
On another note, I was overly fond of those old CADR keyboards and would probably spend an irrational amount of money if someone were to bring them back. The ctrl-meta-super-hyper keyset at the bottom of the boards was a much more consistent theme than the mishmash that we're all stuck with in the modern age.
- gumby 8y agoThe only wire-wrapped machines Symbolics shipped were CADRs; all their own designs were PCBs.
- gumby 8y agoThese guys make a lot of limited run keyboards and have thought of doing a space cadet kbd: http://kono.store/ http://kono.store/ . If enough people express interest they'll launch a KS to fund it (they've done quite a few so their track record is pretty good). I wouldn't want a clone of the specific space cadet -- the board flexed too much making it a tiny bit spongey. But a modern clone need not have that problem, and need not have such an absurdly high profile.