This is actually a continuation of what I started earlier.

See www.flickr.com/photos/30465871@N05/2934751640/

This one's obviously a lot bigger.

Please note: The companies who run these websites aren't necessarily bankrupt, although some are, but the service / website has been discontinued or changed its name & logo as part of a rebranding campaign and / or offers a slightly different service right now.

Feel free to use this wherever you think it's useful.

Lots of web 2.0 websites are starting to really feel the heat.

The initiatives and websites listed above are dead or in transition.

It's possible I need to add or remove some companies as we go along.

You can find me on Twitter or post a comment with an update.

But more importantly, some companies need all the help they can get so feel free to use this list on your blog or website as a way to offer those websites, companies and the employees some really good advice on how to get through this.

Innovation is and always will be important, therefor we need to look back, see what went wrong and avoid making the same mistakes all over again. (Post your link in the comments below) Thank you.

Just a nice shot of the hotswap bay doors - pondering whether I keep these or ditch them in the final build.

Der COMPAQ Proliant 5500 Server zusammen mit seiner 19 Zoll Proliant Storage System F2 Hotswap-Festplatteneinheit ist in einem selbstgebauten 19 Zoll Rollkontainer aus Buche eingebaut.

Als Client fungiert ein COMPAQ Deskpro EX Pentium III Desktopcomputer mit einem gemeinsammen SONY Multiscan 200ES 17" Monitor.

Informationen zu diesem Server finden Sie unter computermuseum.wordpress.com

Sandwich Acrylic Case by u/jolimon/Strata KB from reddit

KBD6X from KBDFans

Durock Stabilisers (Lubed) from SwitchKeys

Hotswap Polycarbonate Plate from KBDFans

C3 Equalz x TKC Kiwis – 67g (Stock) from TheKey.Company

GMK Laser by Mito from Massdrop

Wormskull – Colourway] by Ritual Master

Mini Reaper – Laser by DCcaps

Fool's Plunder – Laser by Kacha Keys

________________________________________________

“I've seen things you people wouldn't believe.”

This is a bit of a cop out, but I couldn't wait to get some of this together. I've had GMK Laser sitting on several boards since I got it back in 2018, and I'm still waiting to get some of the stuff sorted for its endgame home, so it's a partial culmination of a keyset that combines some of my favourites themes, and a Swiss Army Knife board.

At its core, this board is going to see many changes, and it mainly going to be used as a test bed for different switches, and colour/case combinations. The PCB itself supports hotswapping, allowing me to change the switches as I see fit without having to muck around desoldering the suckers, this makes it perfect for letting me have a plate and PCB that can go into any standard 60% case without having to worry about support. The layout also gives me a great deal of flex as I love the 7u spacebar support, as well as the option for all of the nice HHKB-esque features, such as the split “Left Shift” and “Backspace”, and the iconic HHKB arrow cluster. The case on the other hand was one of the first that I obtained way back in my first year of the hobby. I had the intention of getting GMK Skeletor (blues/purples with yellow and green accents), and this case was designed with that in mind. However I never found GMK Skeletor for a decent price on the used market. It wasn't until a good while after GMK Laser turned up, that I realised just how good it worked with the case. The only drawbacks here are the clearance that the PCB stand-offs has makes it a bit tight to fit mini or micro USB in the cut-out, luckily this PCB has USB-C, and has clearance enough; I'd also love to swap out the screws at some point with something a little more classy.

The switches are the main reason that I ended up throwing this all together. The C3 Equalz x TKC Kiwis are part of a series of fruit themed switches (no bonus points for guessing what fruit these are based off of), and were preceded by Tangerines, a linear switch which saw a huge amount of demand in the couple of sales that they have seen. The Kiwis on the other hand are tactile, and are a clone of the T1 switch that saw a massive hubbub when they launched. With a nice round and sharp bump, little to no pre-travel, and a very smooth travel out of the box, these are right up my alley; not to mention the “Kiwi” nature and colour (NZ represent).

The polycarbonate plate offers a great deal of support for various layouts, and its soft nature, helps with the tactile switches currently mounted. The Durock stabs were also something that I figured I'd give a try, and so far no complaints. Pre-clipped, and lubed, they are easy to tune to high standard, and the smokey coloured housing and gold wire are super nice as well.

GMK Laser; I don't really know what to say about this set. It was teased for a good while by its designer Mito (the creator of some very iconic colourways within the community; Pulse and Godspeed being some of the biggest), and I knew that it was one that I had to have. The blues and purples, the pinks accents and even the subtle yellow/green legends on a handful of the keys; it pulled a lot of things together. At the time I was heavily invested in the Outrun/Synthwave, and Laser is a killer mash-up of the two; throw in the novelties featuring references to Neuromancer, Blade Runner, Back to the Future, Ghost in the Shell, Akira and it was a shoe-in for showing my love of Cyberpunk off. The artisans were some of my best finds. The Mini Reaper I missed out on in the raffle, and ended up trading with a member of the community, he other two were scores from successful raffles. The Wormskull is just a cool sculpt, with a nice colourway, and the Fool's Gold just matches the colours of Laser perfectly. The “WASD” cluster is also a bit of a neat one, soon after Laser dropped, Mito came out with a couple of translucent keycap set from GMK; a first within the community. There were the Dusk and Dawn variants available, both playing on the “rising/setting sun” motif that is heavily used in Outrun styles, I opted for the darker “Dusk” set here to help blend a little better, but still adding a nice flare to the overall look.

The cable I used here is the same from my 8008 build, just because it was the handiest USB-C I had that would kinda fit the theme.

When all is said and done, this board is about as modular as I wanted it to be, and for that it is perfect. I'm looking forward to seeing what other neat stuff I can show off with it. I think that it's going to be the epitome of the “art” side of the hobby for me.

And with that "Don't let the little fuckers generation-gap you". Loosely this means 'Don't let the kids make you feel old', and I like to think that I'm both an old soul, and young at heart, even if I don't quite get all the newfangled trends.

“Always be Clacking”

Sandwich Acrylic Case by u/jolimon/Strata KB from reddit

KBD6X from KBDFans

Durock Stabilisers (Lubed) from SwitchKeys

Hotswap Polycarbonate Plate from KBDFans

C3 Equalz x TKC Kiwis – 67g (Stock) from TheKey.Company

GMK Laser by Mito from Massdrop

Wormskull – Colourway] by Ritual Master

Mini Reaper – Laser by DCcaps

Fool's Plunder – Laser by Kacha Keys

________________________________________________

“I've seen things you people wouldn't believe.”

This is a bit of a cop out, but I couldn't wait to get some of this together. I've had GMK Laser sitting on several boards since I got it back in 2018, and I'm still waiting to get some of the stuff sorted for its endgame home, so it's a partial culmination of a keyset that combines some of my favourites themes, and a Swiss Army Knife board.

At its core, this board is going to see many changes, and it mainly going to be used as a test bed for different switches, and colour/case combinations. The PCB itself supports hotswapping, allowing me to change the switches as I see fit without having to muck around desoldering the suckers, this makes it perfect for letting me have a plate and PCB that can go into any standard 60% case without having to worry about support. The layout also gives me a great deal of flex as I love the 7u spacebar support, as well as the option for all of the nice HHKB-esque features, such as the split “Left Shift” and “Backspace”, and the iconic HHKB arrow cluster. The case on the other hand was one of the first that I obtained way back in my first year of the hobby. I had the intention of getting GMK Skeletor (blues/purples with yellow and green accents), and this case was designed with that in mind. However I never found GMK Skeletor for a decent price on the used market. It wasn't until a good while after GMK Laser turned up, that I realised just how good it worked with the case. The only drawbacks here are the clearance that the PCB stand-offs has makes it a bit tight to fit mini or micro USB in the cut-out, luckily this PCB has USB-C, and has clearance enough; I'd also love to swap out the screws at some point with something a little more classy.

The switches are the main reason that I ended up throwing this all together. The C3 Equalz x TKC Kiwis are part of a series of fruit themed switches (no bonus points for guessing what fruit these are based off of), and were preceded by Tangerines, a linear switch which saw a huge amount of demand in the couple of sales that they have seen. The Kiwis on the other hand are tactile, and are a clone of the T1 switch that saw a massive hubbub when they launched. With a nice round and sharp bump, little to no pre-travel, and a very smooth travel out of the box, these are right up my alley; not to mention the “Kiwi” nature and colour (NZ represent).

The polycarbonate plate offers a great deal of support for various layouts, and its soft nature, helps with the tactile switches currently mounted. The Durock stabs were also something that I figured I'd give a try, and so far no complaints. Pre-clipped, and lubed, they are easy to tune to high standard, and the smokey coloured housing and gold wire are super nice as well.

GMK Laser; I don't really know what to say about this set. It was teased for a good while by its designer Mito (the creator of some very iconic colourways within the community; Pulse and Godspeed being some of the biggest), and I knew that it was one that I had to have. The blues and purples, the pinks accents and even the subtle yellow/green legends on a handful of the keys; it pulled a lot of things together. At the time I was heavily invested in the Outrun/Synthwave, and Laser is a killer mash-up of the two; throw in the novelties featuring references to Neuromancer, Blade Runner, Back to the Future, Ghost in the Shell, Akira and it was a shoe-in for showing my love of Cyberpunk off. The artisans were some of my best finds. The Mini Reaper I missed out on in the raffle, and ended up trading with a member of the community, he other two were scores from successful raffles. The Wormskull is just a cool sculpt, with a nice colourway, and the Fool's Gold just matches the colours of Laser perfectly. The “WASD” cluster is also a bit of a neat one, soon after Laser dropped, Mito came out with a couple of translucent keycap set from GMK; a first within the community. There were the Dusk and Dawn variants available, both playing on the “rising/setting sun” motif that is heavily used in Outrun styles, I opted for the darker “Dusk” set here to help blend a little better, but still adding a nice flare to the overall look.

The cable I used here is the same from my 8008 build, just because it was the handiest USB-C I had that would kinda fit the theme.

When all is said and done, this board is about as modular as I wanted it to be, and for that it is perfect. I'm looking forward to seeing what other neat stuff I can show off with it. I think that it's going to be the epitome of the “art” side of the hobby for me.

And with that "Don't let the little fuckers generation-gap you". Loosely this means 'Don't let the kids make you feel old', and I like to think that I'm both an old soul, and young at heart, even if I don't quite get all the newfangled trends.

“Always be Clacking”

Sandwich Acrylic Case by u/jolimon/Strata KB from reddit

KBD6X from KBDFans

Durock Stabilisers (Lubed) from SwitchKeys

Hotswap Polycarbonate Plate from KBDFans

C3 Equalz x TKC Kiwis – 67g (Stock) from TheKey.Company

GMK Laser by Mito from Massdrop

Wormskull – Colourway] by Ritual Master

Mini Reaper – Laser by DCcaps

Fool's Plunder – Laser by Kacha Keys

________________________________________________

“I've seen things you people wouldn't believe.”

This is a bit of a cop out, but I couldn't wait to get some of this together. I've had GMK Laser sitting on several boards since I got it back in 2018, and I'm still waiting to get some of the stuff sorted for its endgame home, so it's a partial culmination of a keyset that combines some of my favourites themes, and a Swiss Army Knife board.

At its core, this board is going to see many changes, and it mainly going to be used as a test bed for different switches, and colour/case combinations. The PCB itself supports hotswapping, allowing me to change the switches as I see fit without having to muck around desoldering the suckers, this makes it perfect for letting me have a plate and PCB that can go into any standard 60% case without having to worry about support. The layout also gives me a great deal of flex as I love the 7u spacebar support, as well as the option for all of the nice HHKB-esque features, such as the split “Left Shift” and “Backspace”, and the iconic HHKB arrow cluster. The case on the other hand was one of the first that I obtained way back in my first year of the hobby. I had the intention of getting GMK Skeletor (blues/purples with yellow and green accents), and this case was designed with that in mind. However I never found GMK Skeletor for a decent price on the used market. It wasn't until a good while after GMK Laser turned up, that I realised just how good it worked with the case. The only drawbacks here are the clearance that the PCB stand-offs has makes it a bit tight to fit mini or micro USB in the cut-out, luckily this PCB has USB-C, and has clearance enough; I'd also love to swap out the screws at some point with something a little more classy.

The switches are the main reason that I ended up throwing this all together. The C3 Equalz x TKC Kiwis are part of a series of fruit themed switches (no bonus points for guessing what fruit these are based off of), and were preceded by Tangerines, a linear switch which saw a huge amount of demand in the couple of sales that they have seen. The Kiwis on the other hand are tactile, and are a clone of the T1 switch that saw a massive hubbub when they launched. With a nice round and sharp bump, little to no pre-travel, and a very smooth travel out of the box, these are right up my alley; not to mention the “Kiwi” nature and colour (NZ represent).

The polycarbonate plate offers a great deal of support for various layouts, and its soft nature, helps with the tactile switches currently mounted. The Durock stabs were also something that I figured I'd give a try, and so far no complaints. Pre-clipped, and lubed, they are easy to tune to high standard, and the smokey coloured housing and gold wire are super nice as well.

GMK Laser; I don't really know what to say about this set. It was teased for a good while by its designer Mito (the creator of some very iconic colourways within the community; Pulse and Godspeed being some of the biggest), and I knew that it was one that I had to have. The blues and purples, the pinks accents and even the subtle yellow/green legends on a handful of the keys; it pulled a lot of things together. At the time I was heavily invested in the Outrun/Synthwave, and Laser is a killer mash-up of the two; throw in the novelties featuring references to Neuromancer, Blade Runner, Back to the Future, Ghost in the Shell, Akira and it was a shoe-in for showing my love of Cyberpunk off. The artisans were some of my best finds. The Mini Reaper I missed out on in the raffle, and ended up trading with a member of the community, he other two were scores from successful raffles. The Wormskull is just a cool sculpt, with a nice colourway, and the Fool's Gold just matches the colours of Laser perfectly. The “WASD” cluster is also a bit of a neat one, soon after Laser dropped, Mito came out with a couple of translucent keycap set from GMK; a first within the community. There were the Dusk and Dawn variants available, both playing on the “rising/setting sun” motif that is heavily used in Outrun styles, I opted for the darker “Dusk” set here to help blend a little better, but still adding a nice flare to the overall look.

The cable I used here is the same from my 8008 build, just because it was the handiest USB-C I had that would kinda fit the theme.

When all is said and done, this board is about as modular as I wanted it to be, and for that it is perfect. I'm looking forward to seeing what other neat stuff I can show off with it. I think that it's going to be the epitome of the “art” side of the hobby for me.

And with that "Don't let the little fuckers generation-gap you". Loosely this means 'Don't let the kids make you feel old', and I like to think that I'm both an old soul, and young at heart, even if I don't quite get all the newfangled trends.

“Always be Clacking”

Sandwich Acrylic Case by u/jolimon/Strata KB from reddit

KBD6X from KBDFans

Durock Stabilisers (Lubed) from SwitchKeys

Hotswap Polycarbonate Plate from KBDFans

C3 Equalz x TKC Kiwis – 67g (Stock) from TheKey.Company

GMK Laser by Mito from Massdrop

Wormskull – Colourway] by Ritual Master

Mini Reaper – Laser by DCcaps

Fool's Plunder – Laser by Kacha Keys

________________________________________________

“I've seen things you people wouldn't believe.”

This is a bit of a cop out, but I couldn't wait to get some of this together. I've had GMK Laser sitting on several boards since I got it back in 2018, and I'm still waiting to get some of the stuff sorted for its endgame home, so it's a partial culmination of a keyset that combines some of my favourites themes, and a Swiss Army Knife board.

At its core, this board is going to see many changes, and it mainly going to be used as a test bed for different switches, and colour/case combinations. The PCB itself supports hotswapping, allowing me to change the switches as I see fit without having to muck around desoldering the suckers, this makes it perfect for letting me have a plate and PCB that can go into any standard 60% case without having to worry about support. The layout also gives me a great deal of flex as I love the 7u spacebar support, as well as the option for all of the nice HHKB-esque features, such as the split “Left Shift” and “Backspace”, and the iconic HHKB arrow cluster. The case on the other hand was one of the first that I obtained way back in my first year of the hobby. I had the intention of getting GMK Skeletor (blues/purples with yellow and green accents), and this case was designed with that in mind. However I never found GMK Skeletor for a decent price on the used market. It wasn't until a good while after GMK Laser turned up, that I realised just how good it worked with the case. The only drawbacks here are the clearance that the PCB stand-offs has makes it a bit tight to fit mini or micro USB in the cut-out, luckily this PCB has USB-C, and has clearance enough; I'd also love to swap out the screws at some point with something a little more classy.

The switches are the main reason that I ended up throwing this all together. The C3 Equalz x TKC Kiwis are part of a series of fruit themed switches (no bonus points for guessing what fruit these are based off of), and were preceded by Tangerines, a linear switch which saw a huge amount of demand in the couple of sales that they have seen. The Kiwis on the other hand are tactile, and are a clone of the T1 switch that saw a massive hubbub when they launched. With a nice round and sharp bump, little to no pre-travel, and a very smooth travel out of the box, these are right up my alley; not to mention the “Kiwi” nature and colour (NZ represent).

The polycarbonate plate offers a great deal of support for various layouts, and its soft nature, helps with the tactile switches currently mounted. The Durock stabs were also something that I figured I'd give a try, and so far no complaints. Pre-clipped, and lubed, they are easy to tune to high standard, and the smokey coloured housing and gold wire are super nice as well.

GMK Laser; I don't really know what to say about this set. It was teased for a good while by its designer Mito (the creator of some very iconic colourways within the community; Pulse and Godspeed being some of the biggest), and I knew that it was one that I had to have. The blues and purples, the pinks accents and even the subtle yellow/green legends on a handful of the keys; it pulled a lot of things together. At the time I was heavily invested in the Outrun/Synthwave, and Laser is a killer mash-up of the two; throw in the novelties featuring references to Neuromancer, Blade Runner, Back to the Future, Ghost in the Shell, Akira and it was a shoe-in for showing my love of Cyberpunk off. The artisans were some of my best finds. The Mini Reaper I missed out on in the raffle, and ended up trading with a member of the community, he other two were scores from successful raffles. The Wormskull is just a cool sculpt, with a nice colourway, and the Fool's Gold just matches the colours of Laser perfectly. The “WASD” cluster is also a bit of a neat one, soon after Laser dropped, Mito came out with a couple of translucent keycap set from GMK; a first within the community. There were the Dusk and Dawn variants available, both playing on the “rising/setting sun” motif that is heavily used in Outrun styles, I opted for the darker “Dusk” set here to help blend a little better, but still adding a nice flare to the overall look.

The cable I used here is the same from my 8008 build, just because it was the handiest USB-C I had that would kinda fit the theme.

When all is said and done, this board is about as modular as I wanted it to be, and for that it is perfect. I'm looking forward to seeing what other neat stuff I can show off with it. I think that it's going to be the epitome of the “art” side of the hobby for me.

And with that "Don't let the little fuckers generation-gap you". Loosely this means 'Don't let the kids make you feel old', and I like to think that I'm both an old soul, and young at heart, even if I don't quite get all the newfangled trends.

“Always be Clacking”

Sandwich Acrylic Case by u/jolimon/Strata KB from reddit

KBD6X from KBDFans

Durock Stabilisers (Lubed) from SwitchKeys

Hotswap Polycarbonate Plate from KBDFans

C3 Equalz x TKC Kiwis – 67g (Stock) from TheKey.Company

GMK Laser by Mito from Massdrop

Wormskull – Colourway] by Ritual Master

Mini Reaper – Laser by DCcaps

Fool's Plunder – Laser by Kacha Keys

________________________________________________

“I've seen things you people wouldn't believe.”

This is a bit of a cop out, but I couldn't wait to get some of this together. I've had GMK Laser sitting on several boards since I got it back in 2018, and I'm still waiting to get some of the stuff sorted for its endgame home, so it's a partial culmination of a keyset that combines some of my favourites themes, and a Swiss Army Knife board.

At its core, this board is going to see many changes, and it mainly going to be used as a test bed for different switches, and colour/case combinations. The PCB itself supports hotswapping, allowing me to change the switches as I see fit without having to muck around desoldering the suckers, this makes it perfect for letting me have a plate and PCB that can go into any standard 60% case without having to worry about support. The layout also gives me a great deal of flex as I love the 7u spacebar support, as well as the option for all of the nice HHKB-esque features, such as the split “Left Shift” and “Backspace”, and the iconic HHKB arrow cluster. The case on the other hand was one of the first that I obtained way back in my first year of the hobby. I had the intention of getting GMK Skeletor (blues/purples with yellow and green accents), and this case was designed with that in mind. However I never found GMK Skeletor for a decent price on the used market. It wasn't until a good while after GMK Laser turned up, that I realised just how good it worked with the case. The only drawbacks here are the clearance that the PCB stand-offs has makes it a bit tight to fit mini or micro USB in the cut-out, luckily this PCB has USB-C, and has clearance enough; I'd also love to swap out the screws at some point with something a little more classy.

The switches are the main reason that I ended up throwing this all together. The C3 Equalz x TKC Kiwis are part of a series of fruit themed switches (no bonus points for guessing what fruit these are based off of), and were preceded by Tangerines, a linear switch which saw a huge amount of demand in the couple of sales that they have seen. The Kiwis on the other hand are tactile, and are a clone of the T1 switch that saw a massive hubbub when they launched. With a nice round and sharp bump, little to no pre-travel, and a very smooth travel out of the box, these are right up my alley; not to mention the “Kiwi” nature and colour (NZ represent).

The polycarbonate plate offers a great deal of support for various layouts, and its soft nature, helps with the tactile switches currently mounted. The Durock stabs were also something that I figured I'd give a try, and so far no complaints. Pre-clipped, and lubed, they are easy to tune to high standard, and the smokey coloured housing and gold wire are super nice as well.

GMK Laser; I don't really know what to say about this set. It was teased for a good while by its designer Mito (the creator of some very iconic colourways within the community; Pulse and Godspeed being some of the biggest), and I knew that it was one that I had to have. The blues and purples, the pinks accents and even the subtle yellow/green legends on a handful of the keys; it pulled a lot of things together. At the time I was heavily invested in the Outrun/Synthwave, and Laser is a killer mash-up of the two; throw in the novelties featuring references to Neuromancer, Blade Runner, Back to the Future, Ghost in the Shell, Akira and it was a shoe-in for showing my love of Cyberpunk off. The artisans were some of my best finds. The Mini Reaper I missed out on in the raffle, and ended up trading with a member of the community, he other two were scores from successful raffles. The Wormskull is just a cool sculpt, with a nice colourway, and the Fool's Gold just matches the colours of Laser perfectly. The “WASD” cluster is also a bit of a neat one, soon after Laser dropped, Mito came out with a couple of translucent keycap set from GMK; a first within the community. There were the Dusk and Dawn variants available, both playing on the “rising/setting sun” motif that is heavily used in Outrun styles, I opted for the darker “Dusk” set here to help blend a little better, but still adding a nice flare to the overall look.

The cable I used here is the same from my 8008 build, just because it was the handiest USB-C I had that would kinda fit the theme.

When all is said and done, this board is about as modular as I wanted it to be, and for that it is perfect. I'm looking forward to seeing what other neat stuff I can show off with it. I think that it's going to be the epitome of the “art” side of the hobby for me.

And with that "Don't let the little fuckers generation-gap you". Loosely this means 'Don't let the kids make you feel old', and I like to think that I'm both an old soul, and young at heart, even if I don't quite get all the newfangled trends.

“Always be Clacking”

750GB Samsung SpinPoint SATA 2 HDD. (In Dell HotSwap Caddy)

Nokia 5610 XpressMusic

El Nokia 5610 XpressMusic cuenta con una tecla Music Slider para facilitar el acceso a la música con tan sólo apretar un botón. LosNokia XpressMusic 5610 paneles laterales de aluminio acentúan el acabado negro y brillante, además de poseer una gran pantalla de 2,2†y 16 millones de colores. El Nokia 5610 XpressMusic ofrece un sonido de gran calidad y hasta 22 horas de reproducción de música, además de tener una capacidad para 3.000 canciones con una tarjeta opcional microSD de 4GB. Además de tratarse de un móvil y un reproductor de música, el Nokia 5610 XpressMusic incorpora una cámara de 3,2 megapíxeles de gran calidad, con enfoque automático y flash LED dual. El Nokia 5610 XpressMusic utiliza tecnología 3G para facilitar y agilizar las descargas, la navegación por Web y las videollamadas. Está previsto que el 5610 XpressMusic esté disponible a partir de enero de 2008

General

lanzamiento Enero 2008

bandas de operación GSM 850/900/1800/1900 WCDMA 850/2100

dimensiones (mm) 98,5 x 48,5 x 17

peso (gr) 111

volumen (cc) [ información no disponible ]

batería Estándar Li-Ion 900 mAh (BL-4CT)

tiempo de carga (h) [ información no disponible ]

autonomía en espera (h) 320

autonomía en conversación (h) 6

certificación tasa específica de absorción (SAR) Si

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Diseño

pantalla color Si

tipo de pantalla TFT

interfaz de usuario gráfica Si

interfaz de usuario personalizable Si

colores 16.777.216

resolución (píxeles) 240 x 320

líneas [ información no disponible ]

columnas [ información no disponible ]

joystick No

softkey Si

carcasas intercambiables No

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Memoria

memoria en SIM 250

memoria en el teléfono 2000

memoria dinámica 20 MB memoria interna compartida

llamadas realizadas [ información no disponible ]

llamadas recibidas [ información no disponible ]

llamadas perdidas [ información no disponible ]

memoria sms 20 MB memoria interna compartida

memoria aplicaciones java 20 MB memoria interna compartida

memoria imágenes 20 MB memoria interna compartida

memoria calendario 20 MB memoria interna compartida

memoria agenda/tareas 20 MB memoria interna compartida

memoria comandos de voz [ información no disponible ]

memoria marcación por voz (números) [ información no disponible ]

memoria recordatorio vocal (segundos) [ información no disponible ]

templates SMS [ información no disponible ]

ampliación de memoria Slot tarjetas microSD (Transflash) Hotswap

otras características Almacenamiento máximo usuario: 20 MB

Tamaño máximo JAR: 1 MB

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Organizador

calendario Si

lista de tareas/agenda Si

calculadora Si

reloj Si

alarmas Si

Gestión de Llamadas

vibración en llamada Si

grabación de voz Si

marcación por voz Si

marcación directa por tecla Si

manos libres integrado Si

llamada a emergencias Si

rellamada automática Si

respuesta automática Si

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cámara integrada Si

resolución QXGA 2048x1536, 3.2 MP, autofocus, video(QCIF)

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juegos java descargables Si

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JSR 226 Scalable 2D Vector Graphics API

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velocidad Hasta 384 kbps con UMTS

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Sandwich Acrylic Case by u/jolimon/Strata KB from reddit

KBD6X from KBDFans

Durock Stabilisers (Lubed) from SwitchKeys

Hotswap Polycarbonate Plate from KBDFans

C3 Equalz x TKC Kiwis – 67g (Stock) from TheKey.Company

GMK Laser by Mito from Massdrop

Wormskull – Colourway] by Ritual Master

Mini Reaper – Laser by DCcaps

Fool's Plunder – Laser by Kacha Keys

________________________________________________

“I've seen things you people wouldn't believe.”

This is a bit of a cop out, but I couldn't wait to get some of this together. I've had GMK Laser sitting on several boards since I got it back in 2018, and I'm still waiting to get some of the stuff sorted for its endgame home, so it's a partial culmination of a keyset that combines some of my favourites themes, and a Swiss Army Knife board.

At its core, this board is going to see many changes, and it mainly going to be used as a test bed for different switches, and colour/case combinations. The PCB itself supports hotswapping, allowing me to change the switches as I see fit without having to muck around desoldering the suckers, this makes it perfect for letting me have a plate and PCB that can go into any standard 60% case without having to worry about support. The layout also gives me a great deal of flex as I love the 7u spacebar support, as well as the option for all of the nice HHKB-esque features, such as the split “Left Shift” and “Backspace”, and the iconic HHKB arrow cluster. The case on the other hand was one of the first that I obtained way back in my first year of the hobby. I had the intention of getting GMK Skeletor (blues/purples with yellow and green accents), and this case was designed with that in mind. However I never found GMK Skeletor for a decent price on the used market. It wasn't until a good while after GMK Laser turned up, that I realised just how good it worked with the case. The only drawbacks here are the clearance that the PCB stand-offs has makes it a bit tight to fit mini or micro USB in the cut-out, luckily this PCB has USB-C, and has clearance enough; I'd also love to swap out the screws at some point with something a little more classy.

The switches are the main reason that I ended up throwing this all together. The C3 Equalz x TKC Kiwis are part of a series of fruit themed switches (no bonus points for guessing what fruit these are based off of), and were preceded by Tangerines, a linear switch which saw a huge amount of demand in the couple of sales that they have seen. The Kiwis on the other hand are tactile, and are a clone of the T1 switch that saw a massive hubbub when they launched. With a nice round and sharp bump, little to no pre-travel, and a very smooth travel out of the box, these are right up my alley; not to mention the “Kiwi” nature and colour (NZ represent).

The polycarbonate plate offers a great deal of support for various layouts, and its soft nature, helps with the tactile switches currently mounted. The Durock stabs were also something that I figured I'd give a try, and so far no complaints. Pre-clipped, and lubed, they are easy to tune to high standard, and the smokey coloured housing and gold wire are super nice as well.

GMK Laser; I don't really know what to say about this set. It was teased for a good while by its designer Mito (the creator of some very iconic colourways within the community; Pulse and Godspeed being some of the biggest), and I knew that it was one that I had to have. The blues and purples, the pinks accents and even the subtle yellow/green legends on a handful of the keys; it pulled a lot of things together. At the time I was heavily invested in the Outrun/Synthwave, and Laser is a killer mash-up of the two; throw in the novelties featuring references to Neuromancer, Blade Runner, Back to the Future, Ghost in the Shell, Akira and it was a shoe-in for showing my love of Cyberpunk off. The artisans were some of my best finds. The Mini Reaper I missed out on in the raffle, and ended up trading with a member of the community, he other two were scores from successful raffles. The Wormskull is just a cool sculpt, with a nice colourway, and the Fool's Gold just matches the colours of Laser perfectly. The “WASD” cluster is also a bit of a neat one, soon after Laser dropped, Mito came out with a couple of translucent keycap set from GMK; a first within the community. There were the Dusk and Dawn variants available, both playing on the “rising/setting sun” motif that is heavily used in Outrun styles, I opted for the darker “Dusk” set here to help blend a little better, but still adding a nice flare to the overall look.

The cable I used here is the same from my 8008 build, just because it was the handiest USB-C I had that would kinda fit the theme.

When all is said and done, this board is about as modular as I wanted it to be, and for that it is perfect. I'm looking forward to seeing what other neat stuff I can show off with it. I think that it's going to be the epitome of the “art” side of the hobby for me.

And with that "Don't let the little fuckers generation-gap you". Loosely this means 'Don't let the kids make you feel old', and I like to think that I'm both an old soul, and young at heart, even if I don't quite get all the newfangled trends.

“Always be Clacking”

Sandwich Acrylic Case by u/jolimon/Strata KB from reddit

KBD6X from KBDFans

Durock Stabilisers (Lubed) from SwitchKeys

Hotswap Polycarbonate Plate from KBDFans

C3 Equalz x TKC Kiwis – 67g (Stock) from TheKey.Company

GMK Laser by Mito from Massdrop

Wormskull – Colourway] by Ritual Master

Mini Reaper – Laser by DCcaps

Fool's Plunder – Laser by Kacha Keys

________________________________________________

“I've seen things you people wouldn't believe.”

This is a bit of a cop out, but I couldn't wait to get some of this together. I've had GMK Laser sitting on several boards since I got it back in 2018, and I'm still waiting to get some of the stuff sorted for its endgame home, so it's a partial culmination of a keyset that combines some of my favourites themes, and a Swiss Army Knife board.

At its core, this board is going to see many changes, and it mainly going to be used as a test bed for different switches, and colour/case combinations. The PCB itself supports hotswapping, allowing me to change the switches as I see fit without having to muck around desoldering the suckers, this makes it perfect for letting me have a plate and PCB that can go into any standard 60% case without having to worry about support. The layout also gives me a great deal of flex as I love the 7u spacebar support, as well as the option for all of the nice HHKB-esque features, such as the split “Left Shift” and “Backspace”, and the iconic HHKB arrow cluster. The case on the other hand was one of the first that I obtained way back in my first year of the hobby. I had the intention of getting GMK Skeletor (blues/purples with yellow and green accents), and this case was designed with that in mind. However I never found GMK Skeletor for a decent price on the used market. It wasn't until a good while after GMK Laser turned up, that I realised just how good it worked with the case. The only drawbacks here are the clearance that the PCB stand-offs has makes it a bit tight to fit mini or micro USB in the cut-out, luckily this PCB has USB-C, and has clearance enough; I'd also love to swap out the screws at some point with something a little more classy.

The switches are the main reason that I ended up throwing this all together. The C3 Equalz x TKC Kiwis are part of a series of fruit themed switches (no bonus points for guessing what fruit these are based off of), and were preceded by Tangerines, a linear switch which saw a huge amount of demand in the couple of sales that they have seen. The Kiwis on the other hand are tactile, and are a clone of the T1 switch that saw a massive hubbub when they launched. With a nice round and sharp bump, little to no pre-travel, and a very smooth travel out of the box, these are right up my alley; not to mention the “Kiwi” nature and colour (NZ represent).

The polycarbonate plate offers a great deal of support for various layouts, and its soft nature, helps with the tactile switches currently mounted. The Durock stabs were also something that I figured I'd give a try, and so far no complaints. Pre-clipped, and lubed, they are easy to tune to high standard, and the smokey coloured housing and gold wire are super nice as well.

GMK Laser; I don't really know what to say about this set. It was teased for a good while by its designer Mito (the creator of some very iconic colourways within the community; Pulse and Godspeed being some of the biggest), and I knew that it was one that I had to have. The blues and purples, the pinks accents and even the subtle yellow/green legends on a handful of the keys; it pulled a lot of things together. At the time I was heavily invested in the Outrun/Synthwave, and Laser is a killer mash-up of the two; throw in the novelties featuring references to Neuromancer, Blade Runner, Back to the Future, Ghost in the Shell, Akira and it was a shoe-in for showing my love of Cyberpunk off. The artisans were some of my best finds. The Mini Reaper I missed out on in the raffle, and ended up trading with a member of the community, he other two were scores from successful raffles. The Wormskull is just a cool sculpt, with a nice colourway, and the Fool's Gold just matches the colours of Laser perfectly. The “WASD” cluster is also a bit of a neat one, soon after Laser dropped, Mito came out with a couple of translucent keycap set from GMK; a first within the community. There were the Dusk and Dawn variants available, both playing on the “rising/setting sun” motif that is heavily used in Outrun styles, I opted for the darker “Dusk” set here to help blend a little better, but still adding a nice flare to the overall look.

The cable I used here is the same from my 8008 build, just because it was the handiest USB-C I had that would kinda fit the theme.

When all is said and done, this board is about as modular as I wanted it to be, and for that it is perfect. I'm looking forward to seeing what other neat stuff I can show off with it. I think that it's going to be the epitome of the “art” side of the hobby for me.

And with that "Don't let the little fuckers generation-gap you". Loosely this means 'Don't let the kids make you feel old', and I like to think that I'm both an old soul, and young at heart, even if I don't quite get all the newfangled trends.

“Always be Clacking”

Sandwich Acrylic Case by u/jolimon/Strata KB from reddit

KBD6X from KBDFans

Durock Stabilisers (Lubed) from SwitchKeys

Hotswap Polycarbonate Plate from KBDFans

C3 Equalz x TKC Kiwis – 67g (Stock) from TheKey.Company

GMK Laser by Mito from Massdrop

Wormskull – Colourway] by Ritual Master

Mini Reaper – Laser by DCcaps

Fool's Plunder – Laser by Kacha Keys

________________________________________________

“I've seen things you people wouldn't believe.”

This is a bit of a cop out, but I couldn't wait to get some of this together. I've had GMK Laser sitting on several boards since I got it back in 2018, and I'm still waiting to get some of the stuff sorted for its endgame home, so it's a partial culmination of a keyset that combines some of my favourites themes, and a Swiss Army Knife board.

At its core, this board is going to see many changes, and it mainly going to be used as a test bed for different switches, and colour/case combinations. The PCB itself supports hotswapping, allowing me to change the switches as I see fit without having to muck around desoldering the suckers, this makes it perfect for letting me have a plate and PCB that can go into any standard 60% case without having to worry about support. The layout also gives me a great deal of flex as I love the 7u spacebar support, as well as the option for all of the nice HHKB-esque features, such as the split “Left Shift” and “Backspace”, and the iconic HHKB arrow cluster. The case on the other hand was one of the first that I obtained way back in my first year of the hobby. I had the intention of getting GMK Skeletor (blues/purples with yellow and green accents), and this case was designed with that in mind. However I never found GMK Skeletor for a decent price on the used market. It wasn't until a good while after GMK Laser turned up, that I realised just how good it worked with the case. The only drawbacks here are the clearance that the PCB stand-offs has makes it a bit tight to fit mini or micro USB in the cut-out, luckily this PCB has USB-C, and has clearance enough; I'd also love to swap out the screws at some point with something a little more classy.

The switches are the main reason that I ended up throwing this all together. The C3 Equalz x TKC Kiwis are part of a series of fruit themed switches (no bonus points for guessing what fruit these are based off of), and were preceded by Tangerines, a linear switch which saw a huge amount of demand in the couple of sales that they have seen. The Kiwis on the other hand are tactile, and are a clone of the T1 switch that saw a massive hubbub when they launched. With a nice round and sharp bump, little to no pre-travel, and a very smooth travel out of the box, these are right up my alley; not to mention the “Kiwi” nature and colour (NZ represent).

The polycarbonate plate offers a great deal of support for various layouts, and its soft nature, helps with the tactile switches currently mounted. The Durock stabs were also something that I figured I'd give a try, and so far no complaints. Pre-clipped, and lubed, they are easy to tune to high standard, and the smokey coloured housing and gold wire are super nice as well.

GMK Laser; I don't really know what to say about this set. It was teased for a good while by its designer Mito (the creator of some very iconic colourways within the community; Pulse and Godspeed being some of the biggest), and I knew that it was one that I had to have. The blues and purples, the pinks accents and even the subtle yellow/green legends on a handful of the keys; it pulled a lot of things together. At the time I was heavily invested in the Outrun/Synthwave, and Laser is a killer mash-up of the two; throw in the novelties featuring references to Neuromancer, Blade Runner, Back to the Future, Ghost in the Shell, Akira and it was a shoe-in for showing my love of Cyberpunk off. The artisans were some of my best finds. The Mini Reaper I missed out on in the raffle, and ended up trading with a member of the community, he other two were scores from successful raffles. The Wormskull is just a cool sculpt, with a nice colourway, and the Fool's Gold just matches the colours of Laser perfectly. The “WASD” cluster is also a bit of a neat one, soon after Laser dropped, Mito came out with a couple of translucent keycap set from GMK; a first within the community. There were the Dusk and Dawn variants available, both playing on the “rising/setting sun” motif that is heavily used in Outrun styles, I opted for the darker “Dusk” set here to help blend a little better, but still adding a nice flare to the overall look.

The cable I used here is the same from my 8008 build, just because it was the handiest USB-C I had that would kinda fit the theme.

When all is said and done, this board is about as modular as I wanted it to be, and for that it is perfect. I'm looking forward to seeing what other neat stuff I can show off with it. I think that it's going to be the epitome of the “art” side of the hobby for me.

And with that "Don't let the little fuckers generation-gap you". Loosely this means 'Don't let the kids make you feel old', and I like to think that I'm both an old soul, and young at heart, even if I don't quite get all the newfangled trends.

“Always be Clacking”

I guess I didn't read the specs that carefully, but the T2000 has 4 drivebays with hot-swap 2.5" (laptop sized) "Serial Attached SCSI" drives (and not SATA as I thought first). Obviously they expect you to have an external disk array for data if you need fast data access (or lots of storage).

Sandwich Acrylic Case by u/jolimon/Strata KB from reddit

KBD6X from KBDFans

Durock Stabilisers (Lubed) from SwitchKeys

Hotswap Polycarbonate Plate from KBDFans

C3 Equalz x TKC Kiwis – 67g (Stock) from TheKey.Company

GMK Laser by Mito from Massdrop

Wormskull – Colourway] by Ritual Master

Mini Reaper – Laser by DCcaps

Fool's Plunder – Laser by Kacha Keys

________________________________________________

“I've seen things you people wouldn't believe.”

This is a bit of a cop out, but I couldn't wait to get some of this together. I've had GMK Laser sitting on several boards since I got it back in 2018, and I'm still waiting to get some of the stuff sorted for its endgame home, so it's a partial culmination of a keyset that combines some of my favourites themes, and a Swiss Army Knife board.

At its core, this board is going to see many changes, and it mainly going to be used as a test bed for different switches, and colour/case combinations. The PCB itself supports hotswapping, allowing me to change the switches as I see fit without having to muck around desoldering the suckers, this makes it perfect for letting me have a plate and PCB that can go into any standard 60% case without having to worry about support. The layout also gives me a great deal of flex as I love the 7u spacebar support, as well as the option for all of the nice HHKB-esque features, such as the split “Left Shift” and “Backspace”, and the iconic HHKB arrow cluster. The case on the other hand was one of the first that I obtained way back in my first year of the hobby. I had the intention of getting GMK Skeletor (blues/purples with yellow and green accents), and this case was designed with that in mind. However I never found GMK Skeletor for a decent price on the used market. It wasn't until a good while after GMK Laser turned up, that I realised just how good it worked with the case. The only drawbacks here are the clearance that the PCB stand-offs has makes it a bit tight to fit mini or micro USB in the cut-out, luckily this PCB has USB-C, and has clearance enough; I'd also love to swap out the screws at some point with something a little more classy.

The switches are the main reason that I ended up throwing this all together. The C3 Equalz x TKC Kiwis are part of a series of fruit themed switches (no bonus points for guessing what fruit these are based off of), and were preceded by Tangerines, a linear switch which saw a huge amount of demand in the couple of sales that they have seen. The Kiwis on the other hand are tactile, and are a clone of the T1 switch that saw a massive hubbub when they launched. With a nice round and sharp bump, little to no pre-travel, and a very smooth travel out of the box, these are right up my alley; not to mention the “Kiwi” nature and colour (NZ represent).

The polycarbonate plate offers a great deal of support for various layouts, and its soft nature, helps with the tactile switches currently mounted. The Durock stabs were also something that I figured I'd give a try, and so far no complaints. Pre-clipped, and lubed, they are easy to tune to high standard, and the smokey coloured housing and gold wire are super nice as well.

GMK Laser; I don't really know what to say about this set. It was teased for a good while by its designer Mito (the creator of some very iconic colourways within the community; Pulse and Godspeed being some of the biggest), and I knew that it was one that I had to have. The blues and purples, the pinks accents and even the subtle yellow/green legends on a handful of the keys; it pulled a lot of things together. At the time I was heavily invested in the Outrun/Synthwave, and Laser is a killer mash-up of the two; throw in the novelties featuring references to Neuromancer, Blade Runner, Back to the Future, Ghost in the Shell, Akira and it was a shoe-in for showing my love of Cyberpunk off. The artisans were some of my best finds. The Mini Reaper I missed out on in the raffle, and ended up trading with a member of the community, he other two were scores from successful raffles. The Wormskull is just a cool sculpt, with a nice colourway, and the Fool's Gold just matches the colours of Laser perfectly. The “WASD” cluster is also a bit of a neat one, soon after Laser dropped, Mito came out with a couple of translucent keycap set from GMK; a first within the community. There were the Dusk and Dawn variants available, both playing on the “rising/setting sun” motif that is heavily used in Outrun styles, I opted for the darker “Dusk” set here to help blend a little better, but still adding a nice flare to the overall look.

The cable I used here is the same from my 8008 build, just because it was the handiest USB-C I had that would kinda fit the theme.

When all is said and done, this board is about as modular as I wanted it to be, and for that it is perfect. I'm looking forward to seeing what other neat stuff I can show off with it. I think that it's going to be the epitome of the “art” side of the hobby for me.

And with that "Don't let the little fuckers generation-gap you". Loosely this means 'Don't let the kids make you feel old', and I like to think that I'm both an old soul, and young at heart, even if I don't quite get all the newfangled trends.

“Always be Clacking”

Sandwich Acrylic Case by u/jolimon/Strata KB from reddit

KBD6X from KBDFans

Durock Stabilisers (Lubed) from SwitchKeys

Hotswap Polycarbonate Plate from KBDFans

C3 Equalz x TKC Kiwis – 67g (Stock) from TheKey.Company

GMK Laser by Mito from Massdrop

Wormskull – Colourway] by Ritual Master

Mini Reaper – Laser by DCcaps

Fool's Plunder – Laser by Kacha Keys

________________________________________________

“I've seen things you people wouldn't believe.”

This is a bit of a cop out, but I couldn't wait to get some of this together. I've had GMK Laser sitting on several boards since I got it back in 2018, and I'm still waiting to get some of the stuff sorted for its endgame home, so it's a partial culmination of a keyset that combines some of my favourites themes, and a Swiss Army Knife board.

At its core, this board is going to see many changes, and it mainly going to be used as a test bed for different switches, and colour/case combinations. The PCB itself supports hotswapping, allowing me to change the switches as I see fit without having to muck around desoldering the suckers, this makes it perfect for letting me have a plate and PCB that can go into any standard 60% case without having to worry about support. The layout also gives me a great deal of flex as I love the 7u spacebar support, as well as the option for all of the nice HHKB-esque features, such as the split “Left Shift” and “Backspace”, and the iconic HHKB arrow cluster. The case on the other hand was one of the first that I obtained way back in my first year of the hobby. I had the intention of getting GMK Skeletor (blues/purples with yellow and green accents), and this case was designed with that in mind. However I never found GMK Skeletor for a decent price on the used market. It wasn't until a good while after GMK Laser turned up, that I realised just how good it worked with the case. The only drawbacks here are the clearance that the PCB stand-offs has makes it a bit tight to fit mini or micro USB in the cut-out, luckily this PCB has USB-C, and has clearance enough; I'd also love to swap out the screws at some point with something a little more classy.

The switches are the main reason that I ended up throwing this all together. The C3 Equalz x TKC Kiwis are part of a series of fruit themed switches (no bonus points for guessing what fruit these are based off of), and were preceded by Tangerines, a linear switch which saw a huge amount of demand in the couple of sales that they have seen. The Kiwis on the other hand are tactile, and are a clone of the T1 switch that saw a massive hubbub when they launched. With a nice round and sharp bump, little to no pre-travel, and a very smooth travel out of the box, these are right up my alley; not to mention the “Kiwi” nature and colour (NZ represent).

The polycarbonate plate offers a great deal of support for various layouts, and its soft nature, helps with the tactile switches currently mounted. The Durock stabs were also something that I figured I'd give a try, and so far no complaints. Pre-clipped, and lubed, they are easy to tune to high standard, and the smokey coloured housing and gold wire are super nice as well.

GMK Laser; I don't really know what to say about this set. It was teased for a good while by its designer Mito (the creator of some very iconic colourways within the community; Pulse and Godspeed being some of the biggest), and I knew that it was one that I had to have. The blues and purples, the pinks accents and even the subtle yellow/green legends on a handful of the keys; it pulled a lot of things together. At the time I was heavily invested in the Outrun/Synthwave, and Laser is a killer mash-up of the two; throw in the novelties featuring references to Neuromancer, Blade Runner, Back to the Future, Ghost in the Shell, Akira and it was a shoe-in for showing my love of Cyberpunk off. The artisans were some of my best finds. The Mini Reaper I missed out on in the raffle, and ended up trading with a member of the community, he other two were scores from successful raffles. The Wormskull is just a cool sculpt, with a nice colourway, and the Fool's Gold just matches the colours of Laser perfectly. The “WASD” cluster is also a bit of a neat one, soon after Laser dropped, Mito came out with a couple of translucent keycap set from GMK; a first within the community. There were the Dusk and Dawn variants available, both playing on the “rising/setting sun” motif that is heavily used in Outrun styles, I opted for the darker “Dusk” set here to help blend a little better, but still adding a nice flare to the overall look.

The cable I used here is the same from my 8008 build, just because it was the handiest USB-C I had that would kinda fit the theme.

When all is said and done, this board is about as modular as I wanted it to be, and for that it is perfect. I'm looking forward to seeing what other neat stuff I can show off with it. I think that it's going to be the epitome of the “art” side of the hobby for me.

And with that "Don't let the little fuckers generation-gap you". Loosely this means 'Don't let the kids make you feel old', and I like to think that I'm both an old soul, and young at heart, even if I don't quite get all the newfangled trends.

“Always be Clacking”

Sandwich Acrylic Case by u/jolimon/Strata KB from reddit

KBD6X from KBDFans

Durock Stabilisers (Lubed) from SwitchKeys

Hotswap Polycarbonate Plate from KBDFans

C3 Equalz x TKC Kiwis – 67g (Stock) from TheKey.Company

GMK Laser by Mito from Massdrop

Wormskull – Colourway] by Ritual Master

Mini Reaper – Laser by DCcaps

Fool's Plunder – Laser by Kacha Keys

________________________________________________

“I've seen things you people wouldn't believe.”

This is a bit of a cop out, but I couldn't wait to get some of this together. I've had GMK Laser sitting on several boards since I got it back in 2018, and I'm still waiting to get some of the stuff sorted for its endgame home, so it's a partial culmination of a keyset that combines some of my favourites themes, and a Swiss Army Knife board.

At its core, this board is going to see many changes, and it mainly going to be used as a test bed for different switches, and colour/case combinations. The PCB itself supports hotswapping, allowing me to change the switches as I see fit without having to muck around desoldering the suckers, this makes it perfect for letting me have a plate and PCB that can go into any standard 60% case without having to worry about support. The layout also gives me a great deal of flex as I love the 7u spacebar support, as well as the option for all of the nice HHKB-esque features, such as the split “Left Shift” and “Backspace”, and the iconic HHKB arrow cluster. The case on the other hand was one of the first that I obtained way back in my first year of the hobby. I had the intention of getting GMK Skeletor (blues/purples with yellow and green accents), and this case was designed with that in mind. However I never found GMK Skeletor for a decent price on the used market. It wasn't until a good while after GMK Laser turned up, that I realised just how good it worked with the case. The only drawbacks here are the clearance that the PCB stand-offs has makes it a bit tight to fit mini or micro USB in the cut-out, luckily this PCB has USB-C, and has clearance enough; I'd also love to swap out the screws at some point with something a little more classy.

The switches are the main reason that I ended up throwing this all together. The C3 Equalz x TKC Kiwis are part of a series of fruit themed switches (no bonus points for guessing what fruit these are based off of), and were preceded by Tangerines, a linear switch which saw a huge amount of demand in the couple of sales that they have seen. The Kiwis on the other hand are tactile, and are a clone of the T1 switch that saw a massive hubbub when they launched. With a nice round and sharp bump, little to no pre-travel, and a very smooth travel out of the box, these are right up my alley; not to mention the “Kiwi” nature and colour (NZ represent).

The polycarbonate plate offers a great deal of support for various layouts, and its soft nature, helps with the tactile switches currently mounted. The Durock stabs were also something that I figured I'd give a try, and so far no complaints. Pre-clipped, and lubed, they are easy to tune to high standard, and the smokey coloured housing and gold wire are super nice as well.

GMK Laser; I don't really know what to say about this set. It was teased for a good while by its designer Mito (the creator of some very iconic colourways within the community; Pulse and Godspeed being some of the biggest), and I knew that it was one that I had to have. The blues and purples, the pinks accents and even the subtle yellow/green legends on a handful of the keys; it pulled a lot of things together. At the time I was heavily invested in the Outrun/Synthwave, and Laser is a killer mash-up of the two; throw in the novelties featuring references to Neuromancer, Blade Runner, Back to the Future, Ghost in the Shell, Akira and it was a shoe-in for showing my love of Cyberpunk off. The artisans were some of my best finds. The Mini Reaper I missed out on in the raffle, and ended up trading with a member of the community, he other two were scores from successful raffles. The Wormskull is just a cool sculpt, with a nice colourway, and the Fool's Gold just matches the colours of Laser perfectly. The “WASD” cluster is also a bit of a neat one, soon after Laser dropped, Mito came out with a couple of translucent keycap set from GMK; a first within the community. There were the Dusk and Dawn variants available, both playing on the “rising/setting sun” motif that is heavily used in Outrun styles, I opted for the darker “Dusk” set here to help blend a little better, but still adding a nice flare to the overall look.

The cable I used here is the same from my 8008 build, just because it was the handiest USB-C I had that would kinda fit the theme.

When all is said and done, this board is about as modular as I wanted it to be, and for that it is perfect. I'm looking forward to seeing what other neat stuff I can show off with it. I think that it's going to be the epitome of the “art” side of the hobby for me.

And with that "Don't let the little fuckers generation-gap you". Loosely this means 'Don't let the kids make you feel old', and I like to think that I'm both an old soul, and young at heart, even if I don't quite get all the newfangled trends.

“Always be Clacking”

Sandwich Acrylic Case by u/jolimon/Strata KB from reddit

KBD6X from KBDFans

Durock Stabilisers (Lubed) from SwitchKeys

Hotswap Polycarbonate Plate from KBDFans

C3 Equalz x TKC Kiwis – 67g (Stock) from TheKey.Company

GMK Laser by Mito from Massdrop

Wormskull – Colourway] by Ritual Master

Mini Reaper – Laser by DCcaps

Fool's Plunder – Laser by Kacha Keys

________________________________________________

“I've seen things you people wouldn't believe.”

This is a bit of a cop out, but I couldn't wait to get some of this together. I've had GMK Laser sitting on several boards since I got it back in 2018, and I'm still waiting to get some of the stuff sorted for its endgame home, so it's a partial culmination of a keyset that combines some of my favourites themes, and a Swiss Army Knife board.

At its core, this board is going to see many changes, and it mainly going to be used as a test bed for different switches, and colour/case combinations. The PCB itself supports hotswapping, allowing me to change the switches as I see fit without having to muck around desoldering the suckers, this makes it perfect for letting me have a plate and PCB that can go into any standard 60% case without having to worry about support. The layout also gives me a great deal of flex as I love the 7u spacebar support, as well as the option for all of the nice HHKB-esque features, such as the split “Left Shift” and “Backspace”, and the iconic HHKB arrow cluster. The case on the other hand was one of the first that I obtained way back in my first year of the hobby. I had the intention of getting GMK Skeletor (blues/purples with yellow and green accents), and this case was designed with that in mind. However I never found GMK Skeletor for a decent price on the used market. It wasn't until a good while after GMK Laser turned up, that I realised just how good it worked with the case. The only drawbacks here are the clearance that the PCB stand-offs has makes it a bit tight to fit mini or micro USB in the cut-out, luckily this PCB has USB-C, and has clearance enough; I'd also love to swap out the screws at some point with something a little more classy.

The switches are the main reason that I ended up throwing this all together. The C3 Equalz x TKC Kiwis are part of a series of fruit themed switches (no bonus points for guessing what fruit these are based off of), and were preceded by Tangerines, a linear switch which saw a huge amount of demand in the couple of sales that they have seen. The Kiwis on the other hand are tactile, and are a clone of the T1 switch that saw a massive hubbub when they launched. With a nice round and sharp bump, little to no pre-travel, and a very smooth travel out of the box, these are right up my alley; not to mention the “Kiwi” nature and colour (NZ represent).

The polycarbonate plate offers a great deal of support for various layouts, and its soft nature, helps with the tactile switches currently mounted. The Durock stabs were also something that I figured I'd give a try, and so far no complaints. Pre-clipped, and lubed, they are easy to tune to high standard, and the smokey coloured housing and gold wire are super nice as well.

GMK Laser; I don't really know what to say about this set. It was teased for a good while by its designer Mito (the creator of some very iconic colourways within the community; Pulse and Godspeed being some of the biggest), and I knew that it was one that I had to have. The blues and purples, the pinks accents and even the subtle yellow/green legends on a handful of the keys; it pulled a lot of things together. At the time I was heavily invested in the Outrun/Synthwave, and Laser is a killer mash-up of the two; throw in the novelties featuring references to Neuromancer, Blade Runner, Back to the Future, Ghost in the Shell, Akira and it was a shoe-in for showing my love of Cyberpunk off. The artisans were some of my best finds. The Mini Reaper I missed out on in the raffle, and ended up trading with a member of the community, he other two were scores from successful raffles. The Wormskull is just a cool sculpt, with a nice colourway, and the Fool's Gold just matches the colours of Laser perfectly. The “WASD” cluster is also a bit of a neat one, soon after Laser dropped, Mito came out with a couple of translucent keycap set from GMK; a first within the community. There were the Dusk and Dawn variants available, both playing on the “rising/setting sun” motif that is heavily used in Outrun styles, I opted for the darker “Dusk” set here to help blend a little better, but still adding a nice flare to the overall look.

The cable I used here is the same from my 8008 build, just because it was the handiest USB-C I had that would kinda fit the theme.

When all is said and done, this board is about as modular as I wanted it to be, and for that it is perfect. I'm looking forward to seeing what other neat stuff I can show off with it. I think that it's going to be the epitome of the “art” side of the hobby for me.

And with that "Don't let the little fuckers generation-gap you". Loosely this means 'Don't let the kids make you feel old', and I like to think that I'm both an old soul, and young at heart, even if I don't quite get all the newfangled trends.

“Always be Clacking”

Sandwich Acrylic Case by u/jolimon/Strata KB from reddit

KBD6X from KBDFans

Durock Stabilisers (Lubed) from SwitchKeys

Hotswap Polycarbonate Plate from KBDFans

C3 Equalz x TKC Kiwis – 67g (Stock) from TheKey.Company

GMK Laser by Mito from Massdrop

Wormskull – Colourway] by Ritual Master

Mini Reaper – Laser by DCcaps

Fool's Plunder – Laser by Kacha Keys

________________________________________________

“I've seen things you people wouldn't believe.”

This is a bit of a cop out, but I couldn't wait to get some of this together. I've had GMK Laser sitting on several boards since I got it back in 2018, and I'm still waiting to get some of the stuff sorted for its endgame home, so it's a partial culmination of a keyset that combines some of my favourites themes, and a Swiss Army Knife board.

At its core, this board is going to see many changes, and it mainly going to be used as a test bed for different switches, and colour/case combinations. The PCB itself supports hotswapping, allowing me to change the switches as I see fit without having to muck around desoldering the suckers, this makes it perfect for letting me have a plate and PCB that can go into any standard 60% case without having to worry about support. The layout also gives me a great deal of flex as I love the 7u spacebar support, as well as the option for all of the nice HHKB-esque features, such as the split “Left Shift” and “Backspace”, and the iconic HHKB arrow cluster. The case on the other hand was one of the first that I obtained way back in my first year of the hobby. I had the intention of getting GMK Skeletor (blues/purples with yellow and green accents), and this case was designed with that in mind. However I never found GMK Skeletor for a decent price on the used market. It wasn't until a good while after GMK Laser turned up, that I realised just how good it worked with the case. The only drawbacks here are the clearance that the PCB stand-offs has makes it a bit tight to fit mini or micro USB in the cut-out, luckily this PCB has USB-C, and has clearance enough; I'd also love to swap out the screws at some point with something a little more classy.

The switches are the main reason that I ended up throwing this all together. The C3 Equalz x TKC Kiwis are part of a series of fruit themed switches (no bonus points for guessing what fruit these are based off of), and were preceded by Tangerines, a linear switch which saw a huge amount of demand in the couple of sales that they have seen. The Kiwis on the other hand are tactile, and are a clone of the T1 switch that saw a massive hubbub when they launched. With a nice round and sharp bump, little to no pre-travel, and a very smooth travel out of the box, these are right up my alley; not to mention the “Kiwi” nature and colour (NZ represent).

The polycarbonate plate offers a great deal of support for various layouts, and its soft nature, helps with the tactile switches currently mounted. The Durock stabs were also something that I figured I'd give a try, and so far no complaints. Pre-clipped, and lubed, they are easy to tune to high standard, and the smokey coloured housing and gold wire are super nice as well.

GMK Laser; I don't really know what to say about this set. It was teased for a good while by its designer Mito (the creator of some very iconic colourways within the community; Pulse and Godspeed being some of the biggest), and I knew that it was one that I had to have. The blues and purples, the pinks accents and even the subtle yellow/green legends on a handful of the keys; it pulled a lot of things together. At the time I was heavily invested in the Outrun/Synthwave, and Laser is a killer mash-up of the two; throw in the novelties featuring references to Neuromancer, Blade Runner, Back to the Future, Ghost in the Shell, Akira and it was a shoe-in for showing my love of Cyberpunk off. The artisans were some of my best finds. The Mini Reaper I missed out on in the raffle, and ended up trading with a member of the community, he other two were scores from successful raffles. The Wormskull is just a cool sculpt, with a nice colourway, and the Fool's Gold just matches the colours of Laser perfectly. The “WASD” cluster is also a bit of a neat one, soon after Laser dropped, Mito came out with a couple of translucent keycap set from GMK; a first within the community. There were the Dusk and Dawn variants available, both playing on the “rising/setting sun” motif that is heavily used in Outrun styles, I opted for the darker “Dusk” set here to help blend a little better, but still adding a nice flare to the overall look.

The cable I used here is the same from my 8008 build, just because it was the handiest USB-C I had that would kinda fit the theme.

When all is said and done, this board is about as modular as I wanted it to be, and for that it is perfect. I'm looking forward to seeing what other neat stuff I can show off with it. I think that it's going to be the epitome of the “art” side of the hobby for me.

And with that "Don't let the little fuckers generation-gap you". Loosely this means 'Don't let the kids make you feel old', and I like to think that I'm both an old soul, and young at heart, even if I don't quite get all the newfangled trends.

“Always be Clacking”

Sandwich Acrylic Case by u/jolimon/Strata KB from reddit

KBD6X from KBDFans

Durock Stabilisers (Lubed) from SwitchKeys

Hotswap Polycarbonate Plate from KBDFans

C3 Equalz x TKC Kiwis – 67g (Stock) from TheKey.Company

GMK Laser by Mito from Massdrop

Wormskull – Colourway] by Ritual Master

Mini Reaper – Laser by DCcaps

Fool's Plunder – Laser by Kacha Keys

________________________________________________

“I've seen things you people wouldn't believe.”

This is a bit of a cop out, but I couldn't wait to get some of this together. I've had GMK Laser sitting on several boards since I got it back in 2018, and I'm still waiting to get some of the stuff sorted for its endgame home, so it's a partial culmination of a keyset that combines some of my favourites themes, and a Swiss Army Knife board.

At its core, this board is going to see many changes, and it mainly going to be used as a test bed for different switches, and colour/case combinations. The PCB itself supports hotswapping, allowing me to change the switches as I see fit without having to muck around desoldering the suckers, this makes it perfect for letting me have a plate and PCB that can go into any standard 60% case without having to worry about support. The layout also gives me a great deal of flex as I love the 7u spacebar support, as well as the option for all of the nice HHKB-esque features, such as the split “Left Shift” and “Backspace”, and the iconic HHKB arrow cluster. The case on the other hand was one of the first that I obtained way back in my first year of the hobby. I had the intention of getting GMK Skeletor (blues/purples with yellow and green accents), and this case was designed with that in mind. However I never found GMK Skeletor for a decent price on the used market. It wasn't until a good while after GMK Laser turned up, that I realised just how good it worked with the case. The only drawbacks here are the clearance that the PCB stand-offs has makes it a bit tight to fit mini or micro USB in the cut-out, luckily this PCB has USB-C, and has clearance enough; I'd also love to swap out the screws at some point with something a little more classy.

The switches are the main reason that I ended up throwing this all together. The C3 Equalz x TKC Kiwis are part of a series of fruit themed switches (no bonus points for guessing what fruit these are based off of), and were preceded by Tangerines, a linear switch which saw a huge amount of demand in the couple of sales that they have seen. The Kiwis on the other hand are tactile, and are a clone of the T1 switch that saw a massive hubbub when they launched. With a nice round and sharp bump, little to no pre-travel, and a very smooth travel out of the box, these are right up my alley; not to mention the “Kiwi” nature and colour (NZ represent).

The polycarbonate plate offers a great deal of support for various layouts, and its soft nature, helps with the tactile switches currently mounted. The Durock stabs were also something that I figured I'd give a try, and so far no complaints. Pre-clipped, and lubed, they are easy to tune to high standard, and the smokey coloured housing and gold wire are super nice as well.

GMK Laser; I don't really know what to say about this set. It was teased for a good while by its designer Mito (the creator of some very iconic colourways within the community; Pulse and Godspeed being some of the biggest), and I knew that it was one that I had to have. The blues and purples, the pinks accents and even the subtle yellow/green legends on a handful of the keys; it pulled a lot of things together. At the time I was heavily invested in the Outrun/Synthwave, and Laser is a killer mash-up of the two; throw in the novelties featuring references to Neuromancer, Blade Runner, Back to the Future, Ghost in the Shell, Akira and it was a shoe-in for showing my love of Cyberpunk off. The artisans were some of my best finds. The Mini Reaper I missed out on in the raffle, and ended up trading with a member of the community, he other two were scores from successful raffles. The Wormskull is just a cool sculpt, with a nice colourway, and the Fool's Gold just matches the colours of Laser perfectly. The “WASD” cluster is also a bit of a neat one, soon after Laser dropped, Mito came out with a couple of translucent keycap set from GMK; a first within the community. There were the Dusk and Dawn variants available, both playing on the “rising/setting sun” motif that is heavily used in Outrun styles, I opted for the darker “Dusk” set here to help blend a little better, but still adding a nice flare to the overall look.

The cable I used here is the same from my 8008 build, just because it was the handiest USB-C I had that would kinda fit the theme.

When all is said and done, this board is about as modular as I wanted it to be, and for that it is perfect. I'm looking forward to seeing what other neat stuff I can show off with it. I think that it's going to be the epitome of the “art” side of the hobby for me.

And with that "Don't let the little fuckers generation-gap you". Loosely this means 'Don't let the kids make you feel old', and I like to think that I'm both an old soul, and young at heart, even if I don't quite get all the newfangled trends.

“Always be Clacking”

Sandwich Acrylic Case by u/jolimon/Strata KB from reddit

KBD6X from KBDFans

Durock Stabilisers (Lubed) from SwitchKeys

Hotswap Polycarbonate Plate from KBDFans

C3 Equalz x TKC Kiwis – 67g (Stock) from TheKey.Company

GMK Laser by Mito from Massdrop

Wormskull – Colourway] by Ritual Master

Mini Reaper – Laser by DCcaps

Fool's Plunder – Laser by Kacha Keys

________________________________________________

“I've seen things you people wouldn't believe.”

This is a bit of a cop out, but I couldn't wait to get some of this together. I've had GMK Laser sitting on several boards since I got it back in 2018, and I'm still waiting to get some of the stuff sorted for its endgame home, so it's a partial culmination of a keyset that combines some of my favourites themes, and a Swiss Army Knife board.

At its core, this board is going to see many changes, and it mainly going to be used as a test bed for different switches, and colour/case combinations. The PCB itself supports hotswapping, allowing me to change the switches as I see fit without having to muck around desoldering the suckers, this makes it perfect for letting me have a plate and PCB that can go into any standard 60% case without having to worry about support. The layout also gives me a great deal of flex as I love the 7u spacebar support, as well as the option for all of the nice HHKB-esque features, such as the split “Left Shift” and “Backspace”, and the iconic HHKB arrow cluster. The case on the other hand was one of the first that I obtained way back in my first year of the hobby. I had the intention of getting GMK Skeletor (blues/purples with yellow and green accents), and this case was designed with that in mind. However I never found GMK Skeletor for a decent price on the used market. It wasn't until a good while after GMK Laser turned up, that I realised just how good it worked with the case. The only drawbacks here are the clearance that the PCB stand-offs has makes it a bit tight to fit mini or micro USB in the cut-out, luckily this PCB has USB-C, and has clearance enough; I'd also love to swap out the screws at some point with something a little more classy.

The switches are the main reason that I ended up throwing this all together. The C3 Equalz x TKC Kiwis are part of a series of fruit themed switches (no bonus points for guessing what fruit these are based off of), and were preceded by Tangerines, a linear switch which saw a huge amount of demand in the couple of sales that they have seen. The Kiwis on the other hand are tactile, and are a clone of the T1 switch that saw a massive hubbub when they launched. With a nice round and sharp bump, little to no pre-travel, and a very smooth travel out of the box, these are right up my alley; not to mention the “Kiwi” nature and colour (NZ represent).

The polycarbonate plate offers a great deal of support for various layouts, and its soft nature, helps with the tactile switches currently mounted. The Durock stabs were also something that I figured I'd give a try, and so far no complaints. Pre-clipped, and lubed, they are easy to tune to high standard, and the smokey coloured housing and gold wire are super nice as well.

GMK Laser; I don't really know what to say about this set. It was teased for a good while by its designer Mito (the creator of some very iconic colourways within the community; Pulse and Godspeed being some of the biggest), and I knew that it was one that I had to have. The blues and purples, the pinks accents and even the subtle yellow/green legends on a handful of the keys; it pulled a lot of things together. At the time I was heavily invested in the Outrun/Synthwave, and Laser is a killer mash-up of the two; throw in the novelties featuring references to Neuromancer, Blade Runner, Back to the Future, Ghost in the Shell, Akira and it was a shoe-in for showing my love of Cyberpunk off. The artisans were some of my best finds. The Mini Reaper I missed out on in the raffle, and ended up trading with a member of the community, he other two were scores from successful raffles. The Wormskull is just a cool sculpt, with a nice colourway, and the Fool's Gold just matches the colours of Laser perfectly. The “WASD” cluster is also a bit of a neat one, soon after Laser dropped, Mito came out with a couple of translucent keycap set from GMK; a first within the community. There were the Dusk and Dawn variants available, both playing on the “rising/setting sun” motif that is heavily used in Outrun styles, I opted for the darker “Dusk” set here to help blend a little better, but still adding a nice flare to the overall look.

The cable I used here is the same from my 8008 build, just because it was the handiest USB-C I had that would kinda fit the theme.

When all is said and done, this board is about as modular as I wanted it to be, and for that it is perfect. I'm looking forward to seeing what other neat stuff I can show off with it. I think that it's going to be the epitome of the “art” side of the hobby for me.

And with that "Don't let the little fuckers generation-gap you". Loosely this means 'Don't let the kids make you feel old', and I like to think that I'm both an old soul, and young at heart, even if I don't quite get all the newfangled trends.

“Always be Clacking”

Sandwich Acrylic Case by u/jolimon/Strata KB from reddit

KBD6X from KBDFans

Durock Stabilisers (Lubed) from SwitchKeys

Hotswap Polycarbonate Plate from KBDFans

C3 Equalz x TKC Kiwis – 67g (Stock) from TheKey.Company

GMK Laser by Mito from Massdrop

Wormskull – Colourway] by Ritual Master

Mini Reaper – Laser by DCcaps

Fool's Plunder – Laser by Kacha Keys

________________________________________________

“I've seen things you people wouldn't believe.”

This is a bit of a cop out, but I couldn't wait to get some of this together. I've had GMK Laser sitting on several boards since I got it back in 2018, and I'm still waiting to get some of the stuff sorted for its endgame home, so it's a partial culmination of a keyset that combines some of my favourites themes, and a Swiss Army Knife board.

At its core, this board is going to see many changes, and it mainly going to be used as a test bed for different switches, and colour/case combinations. The PCB itself supports hotswapping, allowing me to change the switches as I see fit without having to muck around desoldering the suckers, this makes it perfect for letting me have a plate and PCB that can go into any standard 60% case without having to worry about support. The layout also gives me a great deal of flex as I love the 7u spacebar support, as well as the option for all of the nice HHKB-esque features, such as the split “Left Shift” and “Backspace”, and the iconic HHKB arrow cluster. The case on the other hand was one of the first that I obtained way back in my first year of the hobby. I had the intention of getting GMK Skeletor (blues/purples with yellow and green accents), and this case was designed with that in mind. However I never found GMK Skeletor for a decent price on the used market. It wasn't until a good while after GMK Laser turned up, that I realised just how good it worked with the case. The only drawbacks here are the clearance that the PCB stand-offs has makes it a bit tight to fit mini or micro USB in the cut-out, luckily this PCB has USB-C, and has clearance enough; I'd also love to swap out the screws at some point with something a little more classy.

The switches are the main reason that I ended up throwing this all together. The C3 Equalz x TKC Kiwis are part of a series of fruit themed switches (no bonus points for guessing what fruit these are based off of), and were preceded by Tangerines, a linear switch which saw a huge amount of demand in the couple of sales that they have seen. The Kiwis on the other hand are tactile, and are a clone of the T1 switch that saw a massive hubbub when they launched. With a nice round and sharp bump, little to no pre-travel, and a very smooth travel out of the box, these are right up my alley; not to mention the “Kiwi” nature and colour (NZ represent).

The polycarbonate plate offers a great deal of support for various layouts, and its soft nature, helps with the tactile switches currently mounted. The Durock stabs were also something that I figured I'd give a try, and so far no complaints. Pre-clipped, and lubed, they are easy to tune to high standard, and the smokey coloured housing and gold wire are super nice as well.

GMK Laser; I don't really know what to say about this set. It was teased for a good while by its designer Mito (the creator of some very iconic colourways within the community; Pulse and Godspeed being some of the biggest), and I knew that it was one that I had to have. The blues and purples, the pinks accents and even the subtle yellow/green legends on a handful of the keys; it pulled a lot of things together. At the time I was heavily invested in the Outrun/Synthwave, and Laser is a killer mash-up of the two; throw in the novelties featuring references to Neuromancer, Blade Runner, Back to the Future, Ghost in the Shell, Akira and it was a shoe-in for showing my love of Cyberpunk off. The artisans were some of my best finds. The Mini Reaper I missed out on in the raffle, and ended up trading with a member of the community, he other two were scores from successful raffles. The Wormskull is just a cool sculpt, with a nice colourway, and the Fool's Gold just matches the colours of Laser perfectly. The “WASD” cluster is also a bit of a neat one, soon after Laser dropped, Mito came out with a couple of translucent keycap set from GMK; a first within the community. There were the Dusk and Dawn variants available, both playing on the “rising/setting sun” motif that is heavily used in Outrun styles, I opted for the darker “Dusk” set here to help blend a little better, but still adding a nice flare to the overall look.

The cable I used here is the same from my 8008 build, just because it was the handiest USB-C I had that would kinda fit the theme.

When all is said and done, this board is about as modular as I wanted it to be, and for that it is perfect. I'm looking forward to seeing what other neat stuff I can show off with it. I think that it's going to be the epitome of the “art” side of the hobby for me.

And with that "Don't let the little fuckers generation-gap you". Loosely this means 'Don't let the kids make you feel old', and I like to think that I'm both an old soul, and young at heart, even if I don't quite get all the newfangled trends.

“Always be Clacking”

Sandwich Acrylic Case by u/jolimon/Strata KB from reddit

KBD6X from KBDFans

Durock Stabilisers (Lubed) from SwitchKeys

Hotswap Polycarbonate Plate from KBDFans

C3 Equalz x TKC Kiwis – 67g (Stock) from TheKey.Company

GMK Laser by Mito from Massdrop

Wormskull – Colourway] by Ritual Master

Mini Reaper – Laser by DCcaps

Fool's Plunder – Laser by Kacha Keys

________________________________________________

“I've seen things you people wouldn't believe.”

This is a bit of a cop out, but I couldn't wait to get some of this together. I've had GMK Laser sitting on several boards since I got it back in 2018, and I'm still waiting to get some of the stuff sorted for its endgame home, so it's a partial culmination of a keyset that combines some of my favourites themes, and a Swiss Army Knife board.

At its core, this board is going to see many changes, and it mainly going to be used as a test bed for different switches, and colour/case combinations. The PCB itself supports hotswapping, allowing me to change the switches as I see fit without having to muck around desoldering the suckers, this makes it perfect for letting me have a plate and PCB that can go into any standard 60% case without having to worry about support. The layout also gives me a great deal of flex as I love the 7u spacebar support, as well as the option for all of the nice HHKB-esque features, such as the split “Left Shift” and “Backspace”, and the iconic HHKB arrow cluster. The case on the other hand was one of the first that I obtained way back in my first year of the hobby. I had the intention of getting GMK Skeletor (blues/purples with yellow and green accents), and this case was designed with that in mind. However I never found GMK Skeletor for a decent price on the used market. It wasn't until a good while after GMK Laser turned up, that I realised just how good it worked with the case. The only drawbacks here are the clearance that the PCB stand-offs has makes it a bit tight to fit mini or micro USB in the cut-out, luckily this PCB has USB-C, and has clearance enough; I'd also love to swap out the screws at some point with something a little more classy.

The switches are the main reason that I ended up throwing this all together. The C3 Equalz x TKC Kiwis are part of a series of fruit themed switches (no bonus points for guessing what fruit these are based off of), and were preceded by Tangerines, a linear switch which saw a huge amount of demand in the couple of sales that they have seen. The Kiwis on the other hand are tactile, and are a clone of the T1 switch that saw a massive hubbub when they launched. With a nice round and sharp bump, little to no pre-travel, and a very smooth travel out of the box, these are right up my alley; not to mention the “Kiwi” nature and colour (NZ represent).

The polycarbonate plate offers a great deal of support for various layouts, and its soft nature, helps with the tactile switches currently mounted. The Durock stabs were also something that I figured I'd give a try, and so far no complaints. Pre-clipped, and lubed, they are easy to tune to high standard, and the smokey coloured housing and gold wire are super nice as well.

GMK Laser; I don't really know what to say about this set. It was teased for a good while by its designer Mito (the creator of some very iconic colourways within the community; Pulse and Godspeed being some of the biggest), and I knew that it was one that I had to have. The blues and purples, the pinks accents and even the subtle yellow/green legends on a handful of the keys; it pulled a lot of things together. At the time I was heavily invested in the Outrun/Synthwave, and Laser is a killer mash-up of the two; throw in the novelties featuring references to Neuromancer, Blade Runner, Back to the Future, Ghost in the Shell, Akira and it was a shoe-in for showing my love of Cyberpunk off. The artisans were some of my best finds. The Mini Reaper I missed out on in the raffle, and ended up trading with a member of the community, he other two were scores from successful raffles. The Wormskull is just a cool sculpt, with a nice colourway, and the Fool's Gold just matches the colours of Laser perfectly. The “WASD” cluster is also a bit of a neat one, soon after Laser dropped, Mito came out with a couple of translucent keycap set from GMK; a first within the community. There were the Dusk and Dawn variants available, both playing on the “rising/setting sun” motif that is heavily used in Outrun styles, I opted for the darker “Dusk” set here to help blend a little better, but still adding a nice flare to the overall look.

The cable I used here is the same from my 8008 build, just because it was the handiest USB-C I had that would kinda fit the theme.

When all is said and done, this board is about as modular as I wanted it to be, and for that it is perfect. I'm looking forward to seeing what other neat stuff I can show off with it. I think that it's going to be the epitome of the “art” side of the hobby for me.

And with that "Don't let the little fuckers generation-gap you". Loosely this means 'Don't let the kids make you feel old', and I like to think that I'm both an old soul, and young at heart, even if I don't quite get all the newfangled trends.

“Always be Clacking”

Sandwich Acrylic Case by u/jolimon/Strata KB from reddit

KBD6X from KBDFans

Durock Stabilisers (Lubed) from SwitchKeys

Hotswap Polycarbonate Plate from KBDFans

C3 Equalz x TKC Kiwis – 67g (Stock) from TheKey.Company

GMK Laser by Mito from Massdrop

Wormskull – Colourway] by Ritual Master

Mini Reaper – Laser by DCcaps

Fool's Plunder – Laser by Kacha Keys

________________________________________________

“I've seen things you people wouldn't believe.”

This is a bit of a cop out, but I couldn't wait to get some of this together. I've had GMK Laser sitting on several boards since I got it back in 2018, and I'm still waiting to get some of the stuff sorted for its endgame home, so it's a partial culmination of a keyset that combines some of my favourites themes, and a Swiss Army Knife board.

At its core, this board is going to see many changes, and it mainly going to be used as a test bed for different switches, and colour/case combinations. The PCB itself supports hotswapping, allowing me to change the switches as I see fit without having to muck around desoldering the suckers, this makes it perfect for letting me have a plate and PCB that can go into any standard 60% case without having to worry about support. The layout also gives me a great deal of flex as I love the 7u spacebar support, as well as the option for all of the nice HHKB-esque features, such as the split “Left Shift” and “Backspace”, and the iconic HHKB arrow cluster. The case on the other hand was one of the first that I obtained way back in my first year of the hobby. I had the intention of getting GMK Skeletor (blues/purples with yellow and green accents), and this case was designed with that in mind. However I never found GMK Skeletor for a decent price on the used market. It wasn't until a good while after GMK Laser turned up, that I realised just how good it worked with the case. The only drawbacks here are the clearance that the PCB stand-offs has makes it a bit tight to fit mini or micro USB in the cut-out, luckily this PCB has USB-C, and has clearance enough; I'd also love to swap out the screws at some point with something a little more classy.

The switches are the main reason that I ended up throwing this all together. The C3 Equalz x TKC Kiwis are part of a series of fruit themed switches (no bonus points for guessing what fruit these are based off of), and were preceded by Tangerines, a linear switch which saw a huge amount of demand in the couple of sales that they have seen. The Kiwis on the other hand are tactile, and are a clone of the T1 switch that saw a massive hubbub when they launched. With a nice round and sharp bump, little to no pre-travel, and a very smooth travel out of the box, these are right up my alley; not to mention the “Kiwi” nature and colour (NZ represent).

The polycarbonate plate offers a great deal of support for various layouts, and its soft nature, helps with the tactile switches currently mounted. The Durock stabs were also something that I figured I'd give a try, and so far no complaints. Pre-clipped, and lubed, they are easy to tune to high standard, and the smokey coloured housing and gold wire are super nice as well.

GMK Laser; I don't really know what to say about this set. It was teased for a good while by its designer Mito (the creator of some very iconic colourways within the community; Pulse and Godspeed being some of the biggest), and I knew that it was one that I had to have. The blues and purples, the pinks accents and even the subtle yellow/green legends on a handful of the keys; it pulled a lot of things together. At the time I was heavily invested in the Outrun/Synthwave, and Laser is a killer mash-up of the two; throw in the novelties featuring references to Neuromancer, Blade Runner, Back to the Future, Ghost in the Shell, Akira and it was a shoe-in for showing my love of Cyberpunk off. The artisans were some of my best finds. The Mini Reaper I missed out on in the raffle, and ended up trading with a member of the community, he other two were scores from successful raffles. The Wormskull is just a cool sculpt, with a nice colourway, and the Fool's Gold just matches the colours of Laser perfectly. The “WASD” cluster is also a bit of a neat one, soon after Laser dropped, Mito came out with a couple of translucent keycap set from GMK; a first within the community. There were the Dusk and Dawn variants available, both playing on the “rising/setting sun” motif that is heavily used in Outrun styles, I opted for the darker “Dusk” set here to help blend a little better, but still adding a nice flare to the overall look.

The cable I used here is the same from my 8008 build, just because it was the handiest USB-C I had that would kinda fit the theme.

When all is said and done, this board is about as modular as I wanted it to be, and for that it is perfect. I'm looking forward to seeing what other neat stuff I can show off with it. I think that it's going to be the epitome of the “art” side of the hobby for me.

And with that "Don't let the little fuckers generation-gap you". Loosely this means 'Don't let the kids make you feel old', and I like to think that I'm both an old soul, and young at heart, even if I don't quite get all the newfangled trends.

“Always be Clacking”

Sandwich Acrylic Case by u/jolimon/Strata KB from reddit

KBD6X from KBDFans

Durock Stabilisers (Lubed) from SwitchKeys

Hotswap Polycarbonate Plate from KBDFans

C3 Equalz x TKC Kiwis – 67g (Stock) from TheKey.Company

GMK Laser by Mito from Massdrop

Wormskull – Colourway] by Ritual Master

Mini Reaper – Laser by DCcaps

Fool's Plunder – Laser by Kacha Keys

________________________________________________

“I've seen things you people wouldn't believe.”

This is a bit of a cop out, but I couldn't wait to get some of this together. I've had GMK Laser sitting on several boards since I got it back in 2018, and I'm still waiting to get some of the stuff sorted for its endgame home, so it's a partial culmination of a keyset that combines some of my favourites themes, and a Swiss Army Knife board.

At its core, this board is going to see many changes, and it mainly going to be used as a test bed for different switches, and colour/case combinations. The PCB itself supports hotswapping, allowing me to change the switches as I see fit without having to muck around desoldering the suckers, this makes it perfect for letting me have a plate and PCB that can go into any standard 60% case without having to worry about support. The layout also gives me a great deal of flex as I love the 7u spacebar support, as well as the option for all of the nice HHKB-esque features, such as the split “Left Shift” and “Backspace”, and the iconic HHKB arrow cluster. The case on the other hand was one of the first that I obtained way back in my first year of the hobby. I had the intention of getting GMK Skeletor (blues/purples with yellow and green accents), and this case was designed with that in mind. However I never found GMK Skeletor for a decent price on the used market. It wasn't until a good while after GMK Laser turned up, that I realised just how good it worked with the case. The only drawbacks here are the clearance that the PCB stand-offs has makes it a bit tight to fit mini or micro USB in the cut-out, luckily this PCB has USB-C, and has clearance enough; I'd also love to swap out the screws at some point with something a little more classy.

The switches are the main reason that I ended up throwing this all together. The C3 Equalz x TKC Kiwis are part of a series of fruit themed switches (no bonus points for guessing what fruit these are based off of), and were preceded by Tangerines, a linear switch which saw a huge amount of demand in the couple of sales that they have seen. The Kiwis on the other hand are tactile, and are a clone of the T1 switch that saw a massive hubbub when they launched. With a nice round and sharp bump, little to no pre-travel, and a very smooth travel out of the box, these are right up my alley; not to mention the “Kiwi” nature and colour (NZ represent).

The polycarbonate plate offers a great deal of support for various layouts, and its soft nature, helps with the tactile switches currently mounted. The Durock stabs were also something that I figured I'd give a try, and so far no complaints. Pre-clipped, and lubed, they are easy to tune to high standard, and the smokey coloured housing and gold wire are super nice as well.

GMK Laser; I don't really know what to say about this set. It was teased for a good while by its designer Mito (the creator of some very iconic colourways within the community; Pulse and Godspeed being some of the biggest), and I knew that it was one that I had to have. The blues and purples, the pinks accents and even the subtle yellow/green legends on a handful of the keys; it pulled a lot of things together. At the time I was heavily invested in the Outrun/Synthwave, and Laser is a killer mash-up of the two; throw in the novelties featuring references to Neuromancer, Blade Runner, Back to the Future, Ghost in the Shell, Akira and it was a shoe-in for showing my love of Cyberpunk off. The artisans were some of my best finds. The Mini Reaper I missed out on in the raffle, and ended up trading with a member of the community, he other two were scores from successful raffles. The Wormskull is just a cool sculpt, with a nice colourway, and the Fool's Gold just matches the colours of Laser perfectly. The “WASD” cluster is also a bit of a neat one, soon after Laser dropped, Mito came out with a couple of translucent keycap set from GMK; a first within the community. There were the Dusk and Dawn variants available, both playing on the “rising/setting sun” motif that is heavily used in Outrun styles, I opted for the darker “Dusk” set here to help blend a little better, but still adding a nice flare to the overall look.

The cable I used here is the same from my 8008 build, just because it was the handiest USB-C I had that would kinda fit the theme.

When all is said and done, this board is about as modular as I wanted it to be, and for that it is perfect. I'm looking forward to seeing what other neat stuff I can show off with it. I think that it's going to be the epitome of the “art” side of the hobby for me.

And with that "Don't let the little fuckers generation-gap you". Loosely this means 'Don't let the kids make you feel old', and I like to think that I'm both an old soul, and young at heart, even if I don't quite get all the newfangled trends.

“Always be Clacking”

Sandwich Acrylic Case by u/jolimon/Strata KB from reddit

KBD6X from KBDFans

Durock Stabilisers (Lubed) from SwitchKeys

Hotswap Polycarbonate Plate from KBDFans

C3 Equalz x TKC Kiwis – 67g (Stock) from TheKey.Company

GMK Laser by Mito from Massdrop

Wormskull – Colourway] by Ritual Master

Mini Reaper – Laser by DCcaps

Fool's Plunder – Laser by Kacha Keys

________________________________________________

“I've seen things you people wouldn't believe.”

This is a bit of a cop out, but I couldn't wait to get some of this together. I've had GMK Laser sitting on several boards since I got it back in 2018, and I'm still waiting to get some of the stuff sorted for its endgame home, so it's a partial culmination of a keyset that combines some of my favourites themes, and a Swiss Army Knife board.

At its core, this board is going to see many changes, and it mainly going to be used as a test bed for different switches, and colour/case combinations. The PCB itself supports hotswapping, allowing me to change the switches as I see fit without having to muck around desoldering the suckers, this makes it perfect for letting me have a plate and PCB that can go into any standard 60% case without having to worry about support. The layout also gives me a great deal of flex as I love the 7u spacebar support, as well as the option for all of the nice HHKB-esque features, such as the split “Left Shift” and “Backspace”, and the iconic HHKB arrow cluster. The case on the other hand was one of the first that I obtained way back in my first year of the hobby. I had the intention of getting GMK Skeletor (blues/purples with yellow and green accents), and this case was designed with that in mind. However I never found GMK Skeletor for a decent price on the used market. It wasn't until a good while after GMK Laser turned up, that I realised just how good it worked with the case. The only drawbacks here are the clearance that the PCB stand-offs has makes it a bit tight to fit mini or micro USB in the cut-out, luckily this PCB has USB-C, and has clearance enough; I'd also love to swap out the screws at some point with something a little more classy.

The switches are the main reason that I ended up throwing this all together. The C3 Equalz x TKC Kiwis are part of a series of fruit themed switches (no bonus points for guessing what fruit these are based off of), and were preceded by Tangerines, a linear switch which saw a huge amount of demand in the couple of sales that they have seen. The Kiwis on the other hand are tactile, and are a clone of the T1 switch that saw a massive hubbub when they launched. With a nice round and sharp bump, little to no pre-travel, and a very smooth travel out of the box, these are right up my alley; not to mention the “Kiwi” nature and colour (NZ represent).

The polycarbonate plate offers a great deal of support for various layouts, and its soft nature, helps with the tactile switches currently mounted. The Durock stabs were also something that I figured I'd give a try, and so far no complaints. Pre-clipped, and lubed, they are easy to tune to high standard, and the smokey coloured housing and gold wire are super nice as well.

GMK Laser; I don't really know what to say about this set. It was teased for a good while by its designer Mito (the creator of some very iconic colourways within the community; Pulse and Godspeed being some of the biggest), and I knew that it was one that I had to have. The blues and purples, the pinks accents and even the subtle yellow/green legends on a handful of the keys; it pulled a lot of things together. At the time I was heavily invested in the Outrun/Synthwave, and Laser is a killer mash-up of the two; throw in the novelties featuring references to Neuromancer, Blade Runner, Back to the Future, Ghost in the Shell, Akira and it was a shoe-in for showing my love of Cyberpunk off. The artisans were some of my best finds. The Mini Reaper I missed out on in the raffle, and ended up trading with a member of the community, he other two were scores from successful raffles. The Wormskull is just a cool sculpt, with a nice colourway, and the Fool's Gold just matches the colours of Laser perfectly. The “WASD” cluster is also a bit of a neat one, soon after Laser dropped, Mito came out with a couple of translucent keycap set from GMK; a first within the community. There were the Dusk and Dawn variants available, both playing on the “rising/setting sun” motif that is heavily used in Outrun styles, I opted for the darker “Dusk” set here to help blend a little better, but still adding a nice flare to the overall look.

The cable I used here is the same from my 8008 build, just because it was the handiest USB-C I had that would kinda fit the theme.

When all is said and done, this board is about as modular as I wanted it to be, and for that it is perfect. I'm looking forward to seeing what other neat stuff I can show off with it. I think that it's going to be the epitome of the “art” side of the hobby for me.

And with that "Don't let the little fuckers generation-gap you". Loosely this means 'Don't let the kids make you feel old', and I like to think that I'm both an old soul, and young at heart, even if I don't quite get all the newfangled trends.

“Always be Clacking”

Sandwich Acrylic Case by u/jolimon/Strata KB from reddit

KBD6X from KBDFans

Durock Stabilisers (Lubed) from SwitchKeys

Hotswap Polycarbonate Plate from KBDFans

C3 Equalz x TKC Kiwis – 67g (Stock) from TheKey.Company

GMK Laser by Mito from Massdrop

Wormskull – Colourway] by Ritual Master

Mini Reaper – Laser by DCcaps

Fool's Plunder – Laser by Kacha Keys

________________________________________________

“I've seen things you people wouldn't believe.”

This is a bit of a cop out, but I couldn't wait to get some of this together. I've had GMK Laser sitting on several boards since I got it back in 2018, and I'm still waiting to get some of the stuff sorted for its endgame home, so it's a partial culmination of a keyset that combines some of my favourites themes, and a Swiss Army Knife board.

At its core, this board is going to see many changes, and it mainly going to be used as a test bed for different switches, and colour/case combinations. The PCB itself supports hotswapping, allowing me to change the switches as I see fit without having to muck around desoldering the suckers, this makes it perfect for letting me have a plate and PCB that can go into any standard 60% case without having to worry about support. The layout also gives me a great deal of flex as I love the 7u spacebar support, as well as the option for all of the nice HHKB-esque features, such as the split “Left Shift” and “Backspace”, and the iconic HHKB arrow cluster. The case on the other hand was one of the first that I obtained way back in my first year of the hobby. I had the intention of getting GMK Skeletor (blues/purples with yellow and green accents), and this case was designed with that in mind. However I never found GMK Skeletor for a decent price on the used market. It wasn't until a good while after GMK Laser turned up, that I realised just how good it worked with the case. The only drawbacks here are the clearance that the PCB stand-offs has makes it a bit tight to fit mini or micro USB in the cut-out, luckily this PCB has USB-C, and has clearance enough; I'd also love to swap out the screws at some point with something a little more classy.

The switches are the main reason that I ended up throwing this all together. The C3 Equalz x TKC Kiwis are part of a series of fruit themed switches (no bonus points for guessing what fruit these are based off of), and were preceded by Tangerines, a linear switch which saw a huge amount of demand in the couple of sales that they have seen. The Kiwis on the other hand are tactile, and are a clone of the T1 switch that saw a massive hubbub when they launched. With a nice round and sharp bump, little to no pre-travel, and a very smooth travel out of the box, these are right up my alley; not to mention the “Kiwi” nature and colour (NZ represent).

The polycarbonate plate offers a great deal of support for various layouts, and its soft nature, helps with the tactile switches currently mounted. The Durock stabs were also something that I figured I'd give a try, and so far no complaints. Pre-clipped, and lubed, they are easy to tune to high standard, and the smokey coloured housing and gold wire are super nice as well.

GMK Laser; I don't really know what to say about this set. It was teased for a good while by its designer Mito (the creator of some very iconic colourways within the community; Pulse and Godspeed being some of the biggest), and I knew that it was one that I had to have. The blues and purples, the pinks accents and even the subtle yellow/green legends on a handful of the keys; it pulled a lot of things together. At the time I was heavily invested in the Outrun/Synthwave, and Laser is a killer mash-up of the two; throw in the novelties featuring references to Neuromancer, Blade Runner, Back to the Future, Ghost in the Shell, Akira and it was a shoe-in for showing my love of Cyberpunk off. The artisans were some of my best finds. The Mini Reaper I missed out on in the raffle, and ended up trading with a member of the community, he other two were scores from successful raffles. The Wormskull is just a cool sculpt, with a nice colourway, and the Fool's Gold just matches the colours of Laser perfectly. The “WASD” cluster is also a bit of a neat one, soon after Laser dropped, Mito came out with a couple of translucent keycap set from GMK; a first within the community. There were the Dusk and Dawn variants available, both playing on the “rising/setting sun” motif that is heavily used in Outrun styles, I opted for the darker “Dusk” set here to help blend a little better, but still adding a nice flare to the overall look.

The cable I used here is the same from my 8008 build, just because it was the handiest USB-C I had that would kinda fit the theme.

When all is said and done, this board is about as modular as I wanted it to be, and for that it is perfect. I'm looking forward to seeing what other neat stuff I can show off with it. I think that it's going to be the epitome of the “art” side of the hobby for me.

And with that "Don't let the little fuckers generation-gap you". Loosely this means 'Don't let the kids make you feel old', and I like to think that I'm both an old soul, and young at heart, even if I don't quite get all the newfangled trends.

“Always be Clacking”

COMPAQ Client-Server-System mit zwei Proliant 5500 Severn und einem Deskpro EX Client:

COMPAQ Proliant 5500 in seiner Towerversion und in einem selbstgebauten 19 Zoll Holzschrank zusammen mit einer 19 Zoll Proliant Storage System F2 Hotswap-Festplatteneinheit.

Als Client fungiert hier ein COMPAQ Deskpro EX Pentium III Desktopcomputer mit einem gemeinsammen SONY Multiscan 200ES 17" Monitor.

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Power distribution units for the storage node. The systems draw about 6amps of power which is distributed over both PDUs (meaning both should be wired up).

General

2G Network GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900

3G Network UMTS 900 / 2100

Announced 2008, November

Status Available. Released 2008, December

Size

Dimensions 113 x 59 x 13 mm, 87 cc

Weight 126 g

Display Type TFT, 16M colors

Size 320 x 240 pixels, 2.36 inches

- Full QWERTY keyboard

Sound

Alert types Vibration; Downloadable polyphonic, MP3 ringtones

Speakerphone Yes

- 3.5 mm audio jack

Memory

Phonebook Practically unlimited entries and fields, Photocall

Call records Detailed, max 30 days

Internal 120 MB

Card slot microSD, up to 16GB (verified), hotswap

Data

GPRS Class 32, 100 kbps

HSCSD Yes

EDGE Class 32, 296 kbps

3G Yes, 384 kbps

WLAN Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g

Bluetooth Yes, v2.0 with A2DP

Infrared port No

USB Yes, v2.0 microUSB

Camera Primary 2 MP, 1600x1200 pixels, LED flash

Features Videocalling

Video Yes

Secondary No

Features

OS Symbian OS 9.2, Series 60 v3.1 UI

CPU ARM 11 369 MHz processor

Messaging SMS, MMS, Email, Instant Messaging

Browser WAP 2.0/xHTML, HTML

Radio FM radio; Visual radio

Games Downloadable

Colors Ultramarine Blue, Ruby Red, Black

GPS No

Java Yes, MIDP 2.0

- WMV/RV/MP4/3GP video player

- MP3/WMA/WAV/RA/AAC/M4A music player

- Document editor (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, PDF) incl. MS Office 2007 support via free update

- Push to talk

- Voice command/dial

- Organizer

- Printing

Battery

Standard battery, Li-Po 1500 mAh (BP-4L)

Stand-by Up to 432 h (2G) / 480 h (3G)

Talk time Up to 11 h (2G) / 4 h 40 min (3G)

Music play Up to 18 h

Package Contains :

·1 x Nokia E63

·1 x Battery

·1 x Charger

·1 x USB Cable

·1 x User Guide

Hotswap fans, very neat.

8 cores, 4 Xeon 7041 3Ghz, 8GB RAm and 1.5TB of SCSI HD's

COMPAQ Proliant 5500 in seiner Towerversion und in einem selbstgebauten 19 Zoll Holzschrank zusammen mit einer 19 Zoll Proliant Storage System F2 Hotswap-Festplatteneinheit.

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Playing around with lighting in Foo, the server room of Lysator.

strobist: sigma 530 dg super flash at 1/4 (i think) straight above stool pointing down, SunPak 30DX at 1/8 power on left, aimed at rack.

The hotswap was successful.

General: 2G Network GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900

3G Network UMTS 850 / 2100

UMTS 850 / 1900 - US version

Announced: 2007, August

Status: Available. Released 2007, October

Size /Dimensions 98.5 x 48.5 x 17 mm, 75 cc

Weight: 111 g

Display Type: TFT, 16M colors

Size: 240 x 320 pixels, 2.2 inches

- Downloadable themes

Ringtones Type :Polyphonic (64 channels), MP3, MP4, WMA, AAC, video tones

Customization : Download

Vibration : Yes

Memory Phonebook: 2000 entries, Photocall

Call records: Yes

Card slot microSD: (TransFlash), up to 4GB, hotswap, buy memory

- 20 MB internal memory

One of the greatest hset!!

more info : www.gsmarena.com/nokia_5610-2086.php

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The sweet rims on my uncle's Mazda Protege5

General General

2G Network GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900

3G Network HSDPA 900 / 1900 / 2100

Announced 2008, August

Status Available. Released 2008, October

Size

Dimensions 103 x 50 x 16 mm, 76 cc

Weight 128 g

Display Type AMOLED, 16M colors

Size 240 x 320 pixels, 2.6 inches

- Accelerometer sensor for auto-rotate

- Touch-sensitive Navi wheel

Sound

Alert types Vibration; Downloadable polyphonic, monophonic, MP3 ringtones

Speakerphone Yes, with stereo speakers

- 3.5 mm audio jack

Memory

Phonebook Practically unlimited entries and fields, Photocall

Call records Detailed, max 30 days

Internal 85 MB

Card slot microSD, up to 8GB, hotswap

Data

GPRS Class 32, 107 / 64.2 kbps

HSCSD Yes, 43.2 kbps

EDGE Class 32, 296 kbps; DTM Class 11, 177 kbps

3G HSDPA, 3.6 Mbps

WLAN Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g, UPnP technology

Bluetooth Yes, v2.0 with A2DP

Infrared port No

USB Yes, v2.0 microUSB

Camera Primary 5 MP, 2592x1944 pixels, Carl Zeiss optics, autofocus, LED flash

Video Yes,

Secondary CIF videocall camera

Features

OS Symbian OS 9.3, S60 rel. 3.2

CPU ARM 11 369 MHz processor

Messaging SMS, MMS, Email, Instant Messaging

Browser WAP 2.0/xHTML, HTML, RSS reader

Radio Stereo FM radio with RDS; FM transmitter; Visual radio

Games Yes, N-gage + downloadable

Colors Copper, Black

GPS Yes, with A-GPS support; Nokia Maps 2.0

Java Yes, MIDP 2.1

- Dual slide design

- WMV/RV/MP4/3GP video player

- MP3/WMA/WAV/RA/AAC/M4A music player

- TV-out

- Organizer

- Document viewer (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, PDF)

- T9

- Push to talk

- Voice dial/memo

Battery

Standard battery, Li-Ion 1200 mAh (BL-5K )

Stand-by Up to 363 h (2G) / 360 h (3G)

Talk time Up to 6 h 50 min (2G) / 4 h 30 min (3G)

Package Contains :

·1 x Nokia N85

·1 x Battery

·1 x Charger

·1 x USB Cable

·1 x User Guide

久しぶりにサーバーが作りたくなって、アキバに行って ark とTSUKUMO で部品調達。Mini-ITXサイズに 6xSATA ＋ M.2(NVMe) でディスクを計7本積むのがミソ。さて、思い通りに行くかどうか

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Case: SilverStone/CS01S-HS (2.5"HotSwap x6)

Power: SilverStone/ST30SF V2 (SFX 300W)

MB: Gigabyte/Z170N-WiFi (Mini-ITX)

CPU: Intel/i5-6500T (4 core)

Fan: Cryorig/C7

Memory: Crucial/DDR4-2100 16GBx2 (CT2K16G4DFD8213)

M.2 SSD: Intel/NVMe 128GB (SSDPEKKW128G7X1)

2.5" SSD: Samsung/SATA 250GB (MZ750250BIT) x2

2.5" HDD: HGST/SATA 1TB (HTS541010A9E680) x4