-=> Shane O'Neill wrote to Sean Dennis <=-

 SD>  KW> I know Unicomp used to make them, when mine wears out in 2050 I'll
 SD>  KW> look them up.

 SD> It's the same company. :)

 SO> I have been toying with picking one of the Unicomp's up over the past
 SO> year...But I keep seeing conflicting reviews and info about they arrive
 SO> in pieces requiring reassembly (Which is not an issue, just
 SO> concerning). Another I keep coming across is the machining tools making
 SO> the keys and such are old and creating keys that are wobbly, loose, not
 SO> always the click effect like the ones of 20+ years ago.

 SO> I know people have huge expectations and will post negative reviews way
 SO> more than positive. So I am just wondering if anyone on here has picked
 SO> up a recent Unicomp and what do you think?

I've never understood people's desires to stop strangers in the street
and, unsolicited, brag about how badly they were screwed over by (fill
in the blank). Yet they won't tell anyone about a good deal they got.

 SO> Wish I did not toss my 2 old M keyboards away years ago! Argh!!!

The Keytronics knock offs work well .... for less money. I'm typing this
on one. My housemate says "It's a cheap Chineee copy". To which I reply
"Wasn't cheap, bub." 

Still half or less the price of a Unicomp model M can be considered a
bargain in most places. And it should out live a dozen chicklet models.
... Had a job as a historian. But there was no future in it.
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