New Dell USB keyboards -cant find on Dell site

gordy

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We got 1500+ at work, and using the part number SKU # and any related number off the box/keyboard itself nothing zilch on Dell's site about it.

googling the SKU (sk-8115) came up with a pic of what i'm talking about on mostly Asian sites, well we here at my work ordered 1500+ and we got some and were here in the good ol US of A...

http://www.pcpop.com/pcpopimg/...13-10-22-597567692.jpg

googling the DP/N 0J4628 turned up squat.

These keybaords rock, they tight, compact and awesome keystroke and I wanna get one for myself but can't find the blanking things on Dell's site -and no i'm not gonna grab one from work.
 

gordy

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NOOOO!!

That's the blasted thing that keeps turning up, no it's the one in the pic i linked to,

thanks for trying! ;)
 

Gothgar

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Originally posted by: gordy

We got 1500+ at work, and using the part number SKU # and any related number off the box/keyboard itself nothing zilch on Dell's site about it.

googling the SKU (sk-8115) came up with a pic of what i'm talking about on mostly Asian sites, well we here at my work ordered 1500+ and we got some and were here in the good ol US of A...

http://www.pcpop.com/pcpopimg/...13-10-22-597567692.jpg

googling the DP/N 0J4628 turned up squat.

These keybaords rock, they tight, compact and awesome keystroke and I wanna get one for myself but can't find the blanking things on Dell's site -and no i'm not gonna grab one from work.

yeah, we are getting their 280's now and they use prolly the same USB keyboard you are talking about
 

Tremulant

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haha, we get those at work too and they're nice. They're kinda weird looking, but I like them. They're small and sturdy. I also tried searching for one, but it doesn't seem like Dell is selling them to the public yet.
 

Tremulant

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Originally posted by: Gothgar
Originally posted by: gordy

We got 1500+ at work, and using the part number SKU # and any related number off the box/keyboard itself nothing zilch on Dell's site about it.

googling the SKU (sk-8115) came up with a pic of what i'm talking about on mostly Asian sites, well we here at my work ordered 1500+ and we got some and were here in the good ol US of A...

http://www.pcpop.com/pcpopimg/...13-10-22-597567692.jpg

googling the DP/N 0J4628 turned up squat.

These keybaords rock, they tight, compact and awesome keystroke and I wanna get one for myself but can't find the blanking things on Dell's site -and no i'm not gonna grab one from work.

yeah, we are getting their 280's now and they use prolly the same USB keyboard you are talking about

Yeah, the GX280s use them also. Those're what we get here, along with their precision 670s, but those still have PS2 ports.
 

gordy

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They are sweet and so compact

got more numbers on 'em:

PN: P4318
SKU: 310-5247
 

gordy

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They have a Lite-On manufacture code and Lite-On's site has a similar style but it's bigger, I like the "Dell" badged ones better, it's like someone cut the crust off a piece of bread...

 

gordy

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Originally posted by: AdamSnow
Call Dell ?

it will have to come to that... the procument manager is the next cube over...

this day and age if i can't find what i want on the net it's agonizing to do it the horse and buggy way

I'm waiting for the day you can download hardware ;)
 

ElFenix

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Originally posted by: gordy
They are sweet and so compact

got more numbers on 'em:

PN: P4318
SKU: 310-5247

the 5 digit part number looks like a spare parts part number... if you call dell spare parts and give them that they may sell you the keyboard you want.
 

Tremulant

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Originally posted by: ElFenix
anyone found one?

Our purchasing guy was talking to our dell rep and I think we're going to be receiving a few. Since we have to recable the bench in the lab, we're going to do it with USB Keyboards and mice, since the new dells have no PS2 ports. Plus it'll look cool and those keyboards are sweet. :D
 

Kaido

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Originally posted by: gordy
They have a Lite-On manufacture code and Lite-On's site has a similar style but it's bigger, I like the "Dell" badged ones better, it's like someone cut the crust off a piece of bread...

am I the only one who likes the "crust" on keyboards? I like the plain black dell keyboards that ship with their regular dimension series. I have a bunch of keyboards, the Microsoft wireless ergonomic one being the one I use the most, but for a regular, everyday keyboard, I like the basic dells. I'm not a big fan of the apple-style keyboards (although they look cool!), but that's just me.