IBM Lexmark 1995 Model M2 Vintage Keyboard Part No. 73G4616 PS2 connection New For Sale

IBM Lexmark 1995 Model M2 Vintage Keyboard Part No. 73G4616 PS2 connection New
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IBM Lexmark 1995 Model M2 Vintage Keyboard Part No. 73G4616 PS2 connection New:
$55.00

Introducing the IBM Lexmark Model M2 Vintage Keyboard with the part number 73G4616. This keyboard boasts a classic design with a white color and a PS/2 connection for easy connectivity. With the brand name IBM, you can trust the quality and durability of this keyboard.Ideal for collectors or those who appreciate vintage technology, the IBM Lexmark Model M2 Vintage Keyboard is a must-have. Its connectivity options through PS/2 connection ensure compatibility with a wide range of computers. The keyboard is in new condition and is perfect for everyday use or display. Add a touch of nostalgia to your computing setup with the IBM Lexmark Model M2 Vintage Keyboard.
My dad had these stored, new in the box. We found them when he recently passed away.
made me put in the type of keyboard it is. I chose Mechanical, but I don't really know. Ask any questions and I will try to answer to the best of my knowledge and ability.


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