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[[File:43168 Kayboard.jpg]] | [[File:43168 Kayboard.jpg]] | ||
Kaycomp was the intended name of the Kaypro Computer. This keyboard appears to be original and matched some of the marketing materials from NLS from that time except that they use a black numeric keypad. The keyboard | Kaycomp was the intended name of the Kaypro Computer. This keyboard appears to be original and matched some of the marketing materials from NLS from that time except that they use a black numeric keypad. The keyboard mechanism is a type A (see below) making it possible that the keyboard may have been swapped onto this machine at some point. | ||
[[File:Kaycomp-II byte-1982-07-174.jpg]] | [[File:Kaycomp-II byte-1982-07-174.jpg]] | ||
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[[File:43168 Kaycomp keyboard closeup.jpg]] | [[File:43168 Kaycomp keyboard closeup.jpg]] | ||
[[File:Caps lock compare.jpg]] | [[File:Caps lock compare.jpg]] | ||
[[File:Keyboards - Radio Electronics, Nov. 1983, page 21.png]] | [[File:Keyboards - Radio Electronics, Nov. 1983, page 21.png| 400px]]<br> | ||
(Radio Electronics, Nov 1983) | |||
To see an example of a matching shell go to [[Kaypro 2749]] | To see an example of a matching shell go to [[Kaypro 2749]] | ||
For a more detailed explaination of the switch from Kaycomp to Kaypro see [https://retrocmp.de/kaypro/kay-p1_vers.htm#kaycomp-II-v Thomas Brase's website] | For a more detailed explaination of the switch from Kaycomp to Kaypro see [https://retrocmp.de/kaypro/kay-p1_vers.htm#kaycomp-II-v Thomas Brase's website] | ||
Latest revision as of 15:59, 24 May 2025
This machine is fairly common except for the keyboard that it came with.
Kaycomp was the intended name of the Kaypro Computer. This keyboard appears to be original and matched some of the marketing materials from NLS from that time except that they use a black numeric keypad. The keyboard mechanism is a type A (see below) making it possible that the keyboard may have been swapped onto this machine at some point.
(Radio Electronics, Nov 1983)
To see an example of a matching shell go to Kaypro 2749
For a more detailed explaination of the switch from Kaycomp to Kaypro see Thomas Brase's website