Editing Dell QuietKey

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| manufacturer = [[Silitek]]<br>[[NMB]]
| switch       = [[NMB dome with slider]], [[rubber dome]]
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'''Dell QuietKey''' is a series of [[rubber dome]] keyboards manufactured for [[Dell]] by [[Silitek]] and [[NMB]].

QuietKey keyboards typically have "QuietKey" written to the right of the Dell logo. The term "QuietKey" is widely used for subsequent keyboards from Dell that are not branded "QuietKey"; with the universal adoption of rubber dome keyboards in offices, "QuietKey" is no longer a useful marketing term. It appears that some SK-1000RE and SK-1000REW production runs omitted "QuietKey" from the logo.

The SK-1000RE model has an FCC ID of 1993 and no [[Windows key]]s, indicating that Dell ran both the QuietKey and [[Dell AT101|AT101]] series in parallel for several years. The SK-1000RE superseded the AT101R, which was a rubber dome version of the AT101; the QuietKey design is very similar to the Alps switch [[Dell SK-D100M]] keyboard that was made only in Japanese layout. The final action date for the FCC ID of the SK-1000RE is one month later than that of the AT101R.

SK-1000REW used multiple FCC IDs,<ref name="GH" /> while SK-8000 appears not to have been assigned one.<ref name="SK-8000-2" />

==Models==
*AT103R (Dell p/n 47421, Silitek, FCC ID GYUR11SK) — appears to be the same as [[Dell AT101R]] but with QuietKey branding on the rear and a replacement Dell part number and FCC ID; not to be mistaken for non-QuietKey [[Dell AT103|AT103]] which has Alps switches
*RT7D5JTW (Dell p/n 0463CD, NMB), sold in black as well as beige. Discrete domes. Made in Thailand before Dell's move to China, it is generally considered the highest-quality QuietKey variant. Has laser-engraved keycaps.
*SK-1000RE (Silitek) — no Windows keys; likely to be discrete conductive domes<ref name="GH" />
*SK-1000REW (Silitek) — Windows keys; either discrete conductive domes, or rubber sheet of unknown dome type. Single Alps-mount slider used with spacebar. UV-printed keycaps.<ref name="GH" />
*SK-8000 (Silitek) — rubber sheet of pressure domes. Shares case with SK-1000REW but the matrix layout has been changed. Single Alps-mount slider also used with spacebar. Laser-engraved keycaps.<ref name="SK-8000-1" /><ref name="SK-8000-2" />

===AT103R===
<gallery widths=250 heights=187>
File:Dell AT103R QuietKey -- top.jpg         | Top
File:Dell AT103R QuietKey -- rubber dome.jpg | Rubber dome
File:Dell AT103R QuietKey -- rear label.jpg  | Rear label with QuietKey branding
File:Dell AT103R QuietKey -- cable.jpg       | PS/2 cable
</gallery>

==References==
<references>
<ref name="GH">geekhack — [http://geekhack.org/index.php?topic=43806.0 At least three different Dell SK-1000REW variants]</ref>
<ref name="SK-8000-1">Diary on wind @astra.dat — [http://astra.digi2.jp/a/e/g13_230_post_39.html 安物メンブレンキーボードを分解する]</ref>
<ref name="SK-8000-2">kazのテンキーレス改造記 — [http://blog.livedoor.jp/cooper_1222/archives/51028662.html テンキーレス改造(SK-8000)その４]</ref>
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[[Category:Dell keyboards]]
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