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--- keyboard:btc_51 [28 Oct 2025 11:41] – copy from deskthrority archive (work in progress) ireun
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 ==== 5140 ====
-"5140" is the most confusing model number, as it relates to different layouts, eras and connectors. The 5140 number was also used for the Packard Bell 5140M (FCC ID E5XKBM104M10U), a more modern style keyboard of unknown construction but with the same reverse curve shape.<sup>[1]</sup>
+"5140" is the most confusing model number, as it relates to different layouts, eras and connectors. The 5140 number was also used for the Packard Bell 5140M (FCC ID E5XKBM104M10U), a more modern style keyboard of unknown construction but with the same reverse curve shape.((
+http://www.recycledgoods.com/packard-bell-5140m-keyboard-ps-2-connector-120305-01.html
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 === 5140 E5XKBM10510 ===
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 ==== 5169 ====
-This is a rare version of which little is known. It has been found with Wyse branding and colours in ANSI layout, with Wyse part number 770180-01 (where -01 is reported to indicate US layout).<sup>[2][3]</sup> The FCC ID of this version is E5XKBM111.
+This is a rare version of which little is known. It has been found with Wyse branding and colours in ANSI layout, with Wyse part number 770180-01 (where -01 is reported to indicate US layout).((
+https://geekhack.org/index.php?topic=73732.0
+))((
+https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/vintage-brand-wyse-technology-1817900963
+)) The FCC ID of this version is E5XKBM111.