Editing Hi-Tek Series 725 keyboards (section)

===Fourth generation===
{{Main|Hi-Tek Series 725 fourth generation}}

The fourth generation uses injection moulded upper and lower case halves. The lower half has no cable channel. The cable exits from the rear of the case on the right side where the upper and lower cases come together. The feet are similar to but shorter than the feet of the fourth generation. The feet also flush with the bottom of the case when retracted. The two case halves are held together using 8 screws. No locking tabs are used.

The style of the fourth generation case is often described as being flatter than the previous generation. The bevelled edge at the front of the case is reminiscent of other keyboard designs such as [[Cherry 3000 style]] and that of [[SMK second generation platform]]. The 101-key layout from the third generation carries over to the fourth generation including the AT enter key and 1-unit backspace. The distinctive stepped outer edge of the large keys of previous generations was eliminated in the early in production, but a few fourth-generation keyboards can be found with the stepped key caps. In top view, the fourth generation can be distinguished from third generation by the bevel at the front edge which exists on the fourth generation. The fourth generation was the first to offer a PS/2 connector option.

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File:Gen4-Front.JPG | Front
File:Gen4-Rear.JPG  | Rear
File:Gen4-Side.JPG  | Side
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