Vintage Gateway Multimedia Wired Keyboard - Black/Silver (Model SK-9920 / PS/2) For Sale

Vintage Gateway Multimedia Wired Keyboard - Black/Silver (Model SK-9920 / PS/2)
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Vintage Gateway Multimedia Wired Keyboard - Black/Silver (Model SK-9920 / PS/2):
$13.45

Up for sale is a classic vintage Gateway multimedia wired keyboard (Model SK-9920). Features dedicated quick-launch media buttons, volume controls, and a built-in tilt stand. Great for completing a retro Windows XP / 98 era Gateway desktop setup or for parts/restoration.

Item Details:

  • Interface: Wired connection with purple PS/2 plug.

  • Design: Full-size layout with specialized function hotkeys along the right-hand silver accent panel.

Condition & Disclaimer:

  • Untested / Sold As-Is: This keyboard has not been tested for functionality and is being sold strictly as-is.

  • Cosmetic Wear: Shows standard signs of age, including dust in the crevices, minor surface scratches, and general wear.

  • For Parts or Repair: Ideal for collectors, retro computer enthusiasts, or parts harvest. Please review all photos carefully to inspect the exact cosmetic condition before purchasing.



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