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==Keyboards==
For keyboards built using the modular grid, see [[Hi-Tek Dovetail Series]].

===Confirmed===

*Some [[Atari 800]] microcomputers: Stackpole<ref name="AtariAge-600-800" /><ref name="AtariAge-800" /> and Hi-Tek<ref name="AtariAge-HiTek" />
*[[Dragon Data Pippin]] prototype (white, waffle frame, with white numbering, 1981)<ref name="Pippin" />
*[[Lear Siegler ADM-3A]] terminal keyboard<ref name="ADM-3A" />
*[[Perkin-Elmer 55000-0147]] (white, waffle frame)
*[[Perkin-Elmer 3700 keyboard]] (white, flat top and waffle frame)
*Some Rockwell AIM-65 microcomputers (white, waffle frame, part number 373-70125)
*Some [[Texas Instruments TI-99/4A]] (white, waffle frame)
*[[Volker Craig VC4152]] terminal keyboard (white, flat top and waffle frame, with white numbering, 1981)<ref name="DT-VC4152" />

===Unconfirmed===
The following keyboards are being assumed to be Hi-Tek, but due to lack of Hi-Tek branding, remain unconfirmed:

*DEC DECWriter LA36(?) keyboard, manufactured by Cherry US (black sliders)<ref name="DECWriter" />
*Cherry DECWriter II UB80-01AA Mechanical Keyboard LK001-A<ref>https://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-Cherry-DECWriter-II-UB80-01AA-Mechanical-Keyboard-LK001-A-No-Keycaps/184189179230 Retrieved November 11, 2020.  

Stamped on back of PCB in upper right corner:

LK001-A KEYBOARD

5013173 A SIDE 2

5413174 

CHERRY [Cherry logo] '''©'''


Stamped on front of PCB, middle left

CHERRY [Cherry logo] '''©'''


Stamped on PCB, upper right

digital (all letters in boxes; i.e. digital logo)</ref>
*[[DEC GIGI]] terminal keyboard (black sliders)<ref name="DEC-GIGI" />
*[[DEC VT100]] terminal keyboard, with white and black slider variants
*[[Hewlett Packard 2623A]] terminal keyboard (white sliders)
*[[HP 2382A]] terminal keyboard (white sliders, and white serial numbers)<ref name="DT-HP2382A" />
*[[IMSAI IKB-1]] Intelligent Keyboard (black sliders)<ref name="GH-IMSAI-IKB-1" />
*[[IMSAI IKB-2]] (black sliders)