New original stock (NOS) of Commodore Amiga keyboards

[m3x]

Just found a new original stock (NOS) of Commodore Amiga keyboards suitable for A2000, A3000, A4000 models, complete with mini-din adapter, english layout.

More informations can be found H E R E

Massimiliano Tretene, S o f t 3

[xeron]

Aaaaaaaarghh! I need one! My a4000 keyboard is dying, but I can't afford to buy it until payday.   :-o

Nobody buy any of these until after the 23rd!   :-D

[redrumloa]

Nice! Good to see these things turning up:-) I can't wait to reveal my other finds:-)

[Vincent]

I'd like one of these to go with my towerised A1200.

Anything's better than the crap windows keyboards :-D

@redrumloa

When's the next unveiling? :-)

[redrumloa]

@Vincent

Hopefully some time this weekend. No it's not forth-at-the-mouth NOS A3000Ts or anything like that, but pretty darn good:-)

[amigamad]

Aaaaaaaarghh! I need one! My a4000 keyboard is dying, but I can't afford to buy it until payday.  

power computing has a4000 keyboards £39.99 +pap
power computing

and eyetech have new amiga 1000 keyboards  :-)  :-)

direct link to a4000 keyboard on power computings site a4000 keyboard

[Quixote]

:lol: The magic marker on the front of the box has it right.  The NOS situation for old Amigas keeps getting “Tastiere” and “Tastiere.”  

:-? Actually, might that be referring to the Toaster?  Just a guess, really.

[Matt_H]

I think it actually means "Keyboard," which would make quite a bit of sense in this case. :-)

[Blomberg]

@Quixote

Although my knowledge of the Italian Language is non-existant, I have to second Matt_H in his 'keyboard' assumption. I base that on the fact that 'tast' = 'key' in my own native tongue (Danish), so with that in mind it's really a no-brainer  :-)

[Cass]

That's right, "tastiere" it means "Keyboards", comming from the word "tasto" which means "key/button" (not the one to unlock the door :-) )
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[Quixote]

;-) Cool.  We learn something new every day!

:-D I still like "Tastier" better, though....