>http://deskthority.net/wiki/AppleDesign_Keyboard
Ah, that helps with the identification.
>I have a 1996 one from Thailand. This one is used regularly and is quite nice for typing.
This is white between the keys and 8 screws on the bottom, so assume NMB type.
>Also, a 1994 one of unspecified origin. Nasty to type on, and several of the keypad keys require a hefty stab to work. This came supplied with a P475 when new.
>And at work, another 1994, this one from Czech Rep. Not used much, so won't comment on performance.
These are black between the keys and 2 screws, so assume ALPS type.
Ah, that helps with the identification.
>I have a 1996 one from Thailand. This one is used regularly and is quite nice for typing.
This is white between the keys and 8 screws on the bottom, so assume NMB type.
>Also, a 1994 one of unspecified origin. Nasty to type on, and several of the keypad keys require a hefty stab to work. This came supplied with a P475 when new.
>And at work, another 1994, this one from Czech Rep. Not used much, so won't comment on performance.
These are black between the keys and 2 screws, so assume ALPS type.