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The New Commodore 64, Updated With Its Old Exterior (New York Times)The New Commodore 64, Updated With Its Old Exterior (New York Times)Posted Apr 8, 2011 7:15 UTC (Fri) by rvfh (subscriber, #31018)Parent article: The New Commodore 64, Updated With Its Old Exterior (New York Times)
Are they trying to launch the same trend we saw in the car industry with the Beetle and the Mini? Maybe they'll sell us a copy of the first IBM PC with a Core i7 in it? Mind you, I used to like the click feeling of IBM keyboards...
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The New Commodore 64, Updated With Its Old Exterior (New York Times) Posted Apr 8, 2011 7:45 UTC (Fri) by lkundrak (subscriber, #43452) [Link]
I still use them.
The original buckling spring keyboards are still being manufactured and sold: http://pckeyboards.stores.yahoo.net/
Or you can get them from online auctions.
The New Commodore 64, Updated With Its Old Exterior (New York Times) Posted Apr 8, 2011 7:53 UTC (Fri) by dark (subscriber, #8483) [Link] You can still get good keyboards :) Look up Das Keyboard. It's inspired by the Model M. I have one and I love it. The only problem is that ordinary keyboards (such as the ones at the office) feel all squishy now.
The New Commodore 64, Updated With Its Old Exterior (New York Times) Posted Apr 8, 2011 9:02 UTC (Fri) by njd27 (subscriber, #5770) [Link]
I wouldn't be surprised if this kind of thing came into fashion eventually: if we can have steampunk then we can have beigepunk.
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