IBM M15 split ergo buckling spring keyboard explained (IBM's rarest clicky keyboard!)

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A quick look at the rarest, and most coveted mechanical keyboard of all time, the IBM M15 "split ergo" keyboard. This is a model 13H6689 Options by IBM keyboard, manufactured by Lexmark in 1994. All parts are original, though it's missing the original numberpad, instructions, box, and palm rests (all of which are insanely rare now).



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