Interesting. I think I recall seeing an article about the prototype IIgs keyboards somewhere - this may well be one of them.
The test and closed apple keys are reminiscent of the Apple //e and //c models and the white-ish case would seem consistent with the development of the //gs during the white //c days. The series of lines between the kayboard and number pad is obviously very similar to the production //gs keyboard.
Having key labelled 'reset' on the top of the keyboard certainly makes it an Apple // keyboard (Mac's used the newer triangle symbol as a power key on the Mac series as most will know).
It would be interesting to know if this unit had ADB ports on it.
Regards,
Macdownunder
The test and closed apple keys are reminiscent of the Apple //e and //c models and the white-ish case would seem consistent with the development of the //gs during the white //c days. The series of lines between the kayboard and number pad is obviously very similar to the production //gs keyboard.
Having key labelled 'reset' on the top of the keyboard certainly makes it an Apple // keyboard (Mac's used the newer triangle symbol as a power key on the Mac series as most will know).
It would be interesting to know if this unit had ADB ports on it.
Regards,
Macdownunder