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==Keyboards== Clone keyboards are even harder to define. Keyboard protocols are public and keyboards are intentionally aftermarket. The current Deskthority definition of "clone" is being presumed to be a keyboard designed to mimic another keyboard, regardless of whether it shares any common protocol. For example, the [[DEC LK201]] inspired a [[:Category:Clones of the DEC LK201|significant number of clones]] for a wide range of systems. It has been argued that the drop in quality of [[Unicomp]] keyboards accompanying the change of ownership, along with the change in characteristics, makes the [[Unicomp Classic]]/Customizer a clone of the [[IBM Enhanced Keyboard|IBM Model M]].
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