If the Model M is too new for you, it’s not the only desirable IBM keyboard of yore, how about a Model F? Or give up on these newfangled electronics, and just use a typewriter. Via Hacker News.

The classic IBM Model M keyboard has been reborn in Kentucky, and you can even get one that’s customized for the Mac.

Melissa Block and Robert Siegel read from listeners' comments on stories about the IBM Model M keyboard and the World Team Handball Championships.

I’m no keyboard fanatic (the one built into my MacBook works just fine for me), but there are two legendary models from the 80s which seem to be the zenith of QWERTY design.

Unlike the ker-chunk sound of the IBM Model M, the Razer Green switches have crisp and snappy release that we didn’t perceive as being almost as loud.

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Unicomp has been reproducing updated IBM Model M and similar style keyboards using buckling spring key switches true to IBM's design for years, and some models are available for under $100.