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== Design ==
== Design ==


Model M Keyboards are built with micro version of steel reinforced concrete, with keys that contain live ammunition belts that fire internally as the keys are depressed. It is not known how many rounds of micro ammunition that the keyboards contain, but it is estimated to be far over 9000 as no one has ever managed to use it all up. The keyboards were also designed with a logic board that is said to be resistant to [[permaban]].
The keyboards were designed with a logic board that is said to be resistant to [[permaban]].


== External links ==
== External links ==

Revision as of 19:48, 10 June 2011

The Model M works great for pwnage.
Cross section of the Model M key.

The Model M keyboard is an input device built by IBM, Lexmark, and Unicomp that will last for over 9000 keystrokes. Many Model M keyboards come with removable keycaps which easily can be changed around to confuse a n00b who doesn't know how to type. Fags usually avoid these keyboards because they are not strong enough to press the keys, or are offended by the loud tactile feedback. Greenfags in particular protest the keyboard because of it's extra power draw, not realizing this is just because it is epic.

History

The Model M keyboard is a newer version of the Model F keyboard that was developed by IBM for Nazi Germany that was used with the computers that kept track of the Jews.

During the First Gulf War, Model M keyboards were used as makeshift shields to deflect rocket propelled grenades back towards the enemy.

Design

The keyboards were designed with a logic board that is said to be resistant to permaban.

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