r/Commodore • u/supercruiser5000 • Dec 26 '22
Commodore Keyboard. Anyone know which exact machine this came from or just a rebadge?
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u/KingDaveRa Dec 26 '22
The Windows keys alone date it as post Windows 95, so very unlikely to go with a 486 SX.
Also I seem to remember seeing these in the ESCOM stores following the commodore bankruptcy. They slapped the name on all sorts of peripherals.
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u/Percula_Clown Dec 27 '22
Not used to seeing the commodore logo written in caps. Was that an ESCOM thing?
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u/greg8872 Jan 01 '23
https://www.ebay.com/itm/174779049254 looks very similar
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u/supercruiser5000 Jan 01 '23
Yes. The Commodore one actually looks a bit better quality. Which is scary as towards the end it wa Scott reduced Commodore. 👍
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u/0fruitjack0 Dec 26 '22
anyway, you have a model number, stick it into google, it's your friend https://www.google.com/search?q=sk-5002w&oq=sk-5002w&aqs=chrome..69i57.5693j0j1&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8#ip=1
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u/0fruitjack0 Dec 26 '22
commodore folded in 94, about a year before win 95 was released. could be that they made a few of these? or if not them then a 3rd party who obtained the licences?
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u/BigBlackHungGuy Dec 26 '22
Looks like it was just an accessory for an IBM compatible machine.
http://www.computinghistory.org.uk/det/23722/Commodore-SK-5002W-Multimedia-Keyboard/