Dell AT-101 updated typing test

SONY HDR SR12 - SD 4:3
yes it sounds different
because its using white alps switches and better double shot keycaps
(except for bottom row keys and other more yellowed keys u notice)
the numpad tactile modded - 1:03
(sorry i didnt look at my camcorder while recording the last part)
tactile modded white alps is just like salmon but a tad bit more tactile,
feels good, and reversible (because its actually just paper modding them).

[@waffleliberty89]

Ah yes the authentic 2000s keyboard typing experience (even with the mechanical switches)

[@tokisuno]

yep that's mechanical dave, that's quality

[@ellutrixkringe.4186]

Better than a mechanical keyboard lmao 😂, those clicks are awesome

[@mechanicalDave]

This is a mechanical keyboard what do u mean

[@ellutrixkringe.4186]

​@@mechanicalDave Idk much about keyboards, only know that mechanical have replaceable keycaps, if this keyboard has that then awesome.
All in all I just love the keyboard. Takes me back to the old days where my school was filled with these.

[@mechanicalDave]

@@ellutrixkringe.4186 oh no worries, we are all here to learn 😉, any keyboard can have replaceable keycaps if there is a demand for more custom options or manufacturing of it. I think you could be referring to custom keycaps set thats commonly seen on modern mechanical keyboards. Ive had multiple rubber dome membrane keyboards which uses the same type of keycap that can be replaced if one of them broke.
Speaking of these older keyboards, they are pretty nostalgic to me as well. Mechanical or not. Plus this specific one had its original keycaps replaced with better quality ones which yields better sound than the original

[@gowthamkrishnajviic482]

Get a new camera lol

[@mechanicalDave]

No

[@tokisuno]

cringe comment

[@mechanicalDave]

@@tokisuno best reply

[@gowthamkrishnajviic482]

who asked?