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Ericsson/Telekom keyboard
An Ericsson/Telekom keyboard spotted by retr0FPS.
Published October 15, 2021
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You can spot some interesting details of this Telekom branded Ericcson terminal keyboard in the gallery: https://imgur.com/a/41rMrqt
2u Esc which totally makes sense. What's even better: an Esc cluster! Dummy stems, multipart angled PCB, yum!
I'm not sure about this but it may belong to an Ericcson PC.
Ericsson made a nice IBM PC clone in 1984 after the fiasco with "Ericsson Step One". This machine was well built and quite successful in Sweden (source).
Published on Fri 15th Oct 2021. Featured in KBD #48 (source).
Tags: spotting
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