Amiga 600 keyboard.
Amiga 600 keyboard with key caps stripped.
If you compare this Amiga 600 keyboard to an A500 or A1200 keyboard, you'll notice there are no springs used under the key caps (well, spacebar has one…
Not sure if this is a common issue on A600 keyboards, but check out the holes on the sides of some of those whiote plastic ... switches? The keys will still…
The rather un-interesting back side of an A600 keyboard.
This is what you see if you remove the back plate of an Amiga 600 keyboard. (After removing something like 18 small screws).
Here is the cheaper solution Commodore used for the A600 keyboard. No springs are used, so the "bounce-back" comes from these tiny rubber membrane things you…
Close-up of the rubber/plastic switches used for A600 keys.
Amiga 600 key switches.
Here is another little problem you don't want to see happening to your Amiga keyboard. Considering the situation about keyboards from a computer that was made…
These curious markings indicate the date of the production run of this Amiga 600 keyboard. In this case about October 22nd 1992.
