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(The amazing Seiko UC-2100 keyboard. I wish I had the watch that goes with it: https://gizmodo.com/5401391/the-seiko-uc-2000-wrist-pc-an-awkward-80s-attempt-to-live-the-cyborg-life …)pic.twitter.com/JZnEB8yHWJ
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Thanks! I’m looking into better understanding of: 1) how 1980s DIN standards shaped the (beige) visual appearance of computers and keyboards, 2) why they succeeded where others failed (they even convinced IBM), and/or 3) which standards precisely were they.
I *think* we’re talking about DIN 66234 and DIN ZH1/618, but they’re expensive to buy blindly. Was ZH1/618 what “implemented” 66234? How did it work exactly? Where to find more info?
unfortunately, one has to buy DIN standards these days. But I can have a look to see if anybody has old print-outs. Probably the Technical Museum in Berlin.
Did you ever see these specialised keyboards from Berthold? Lots of function keys made typesetting fast & efficient:pic.twitter.com/cwETPoDS5T
Oh, wow. Yeah, those are a bit legendary!!! Would love to see the design documents for these. I also found these, from Mannesmann:pic.twitter.com/m2QrLJgtFT
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