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Mandarbmax@lemmy.world to Mechanical Keyboards@lemmy.ml · 1年前

on the evolution of keyboard switches following the mass extinction of the late 90's-early 2000's

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Mandarbmax@lemmy.world to Mechanical Keyboards@lemmy.ml · 1年前
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    That’s a membrane keyboard

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      1年前

      Yes, and?

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      lol no it’s not, could even take pics to show you

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        They are right though. Check between the barrel plate and the metal back plate. Model Ms use a trio of membranes to detect key strokes. It is part of why they sound so much deeper, more robust, and less pingy than model Fs. Model Ms are membrane keyboards and that is a good thing.

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