![]() Unlike the other keyboards mentioned above, which are membrane types, the Apple Extended Keyboard II had mechanical key switches that gave it a smooth and light, albeit hard-bottoming, action. This was in turn superseded by the also somewhat mediocre (but likable, IMHO) Apple USB ‘board that debuted with the original iMac and was also supplied even with the Blue & White G3 and early G4 Power Mac towers.ĭirect comparison with these less-than-stellar ‘boards helped reinforce the Apple Extended Keyboard II’s legendary status. It was considered a professional alternative to its lesser Apple Keyboard and Apple Keyboard II contemporaries – and to the truly mediocre AppleDesign Keyboard that succeeded them. Others of us might debate that, but the Extended Keyboard II was certainly the biggest, heaviest keyboard Apple ever made, covering a vast expanse of desktop and weighing in at a hulking 5 pounds. Many Mac users from way back in the legacy era consider the old ADB Apple Extended Keyboard II to be the best keyboard Apple ever made. ![]()
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