Editing Tai-Hao

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| company_name     = Taiwan Tai-Hao Enterprise Co., Ltd.<br>台灣太豪企業股份有限公司
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'''Tai-Hao''', or '''Taiwan Tai-Hao''' (Chinese: 台灣太豪企業股份有限公司 – Taiwan Tai-Hao Enterprise Co., Ltd.) (''tie-how'') is a Taiwanese peripherals manufacturer. They are a keyboard OEM, as well as a manufacturer of [[Alps clone]] switches and [[Double-shot molding|double-shot keycaps]]. Other products include mice and card readers.

==Brands==
Tai-Hao have several sub-brands for their keyboard products:

===Fame===
According to Tai-Hao, Fame was not a Tai-Hao brand. However, many older keyboards (especially [[Tai-Hao TH-5539]] models) are marked "Fame" as though Fame were a Tai-Hao brand.

===Aruz===
Aruz is an official Tai-Hao brand. It is only known for the [[Tai-Hao Aruz]] switch.

===APC===
The APC brand was used on early [[Tai-Hao APC series]] switches, but for many years APC switches have gone unbranded. The APC brand also appears on keyboards.

===Softkey===
Softkey is a brand used on keyboards. Generally Softkey (or "SOFT KEY KEYBOARD") is printed unceremoniously on the label on keyboards in the 90s and 2000s. Softkey keyboards tend to have serial numbers beginning with "SOFTCAP".

===Clicker===
Clicker is a current brand, found on keyboards, mice and card readers and used also for after-market keycaps. Keyboards sold under this brand may have serial numbers beginning with "CLICKER".

==Products==
===Keyboards===
Tai-Hao manufacture keyboards under the '''Clicker''' brand, as well as OEM products for brands such as [[Azio]]. Tai-Hao manufacturer keyboards with their own switches, as well as [[Cherry MX]] switches and membrane switches.

See: [[:Category:Tai-Hao keyboards|Tai-Hao keyboards]]

===Keyswitches===
Tai-Hao are a long-standing manufacturer of [[Alps clone]] switches, although their various switch types are not especially prominent in the West. Their switch and keyboard market is likely to be Asia.

See: [[:Category:Tai-Hao switches|Tai-Hao switches]]

<gallery widths=250 heights=187>
File:APC switch assortment.jpg                               | Assortment of [[Tai-Hao APC series|APC series]] switches
File:APC switch line-up.jpg                                  | Production APC switches, top and bottom
File:Aruz switch infobox.jpg                                 | Vintage [[Aruz switch]] from the 1980s
File:APC membrane switch (Type II) - slider and housing.jpg  | [[Tai-Hao APC semi-mechanical]] switch
</gallery>

===Keycaps===
Tai-Hao are a prominent keycap manufacturer. They have retained their tooling and still manufacture TI series double-shot keycaps to the same design today as they were producing in the early 90s. This has been complemented by newer keycap series.

See:

*[[Tai-Hao TH series]] (defunct)
*[[Tai-Hao TI series]]
*[[Tai-Hao TA series]] (introduced 2017)
*[[Tai-Hao rubber double-shot series]]

<gallery widths=250 heights=187>
File:Tai-Hao GB -- assorted keycaps.jpg                      | Assorted 2013 group buy keycaps ([[Tai-Hao TI series]])
File:Taiwan Tai-Hao doubleshot samples, top.jpg              | Some colours are slightly transparent and show the moulding through
File:Taiwan Tai-Hao rubber doubleshots, APC packet.jpg       | [[Alps mount]] rubber double-shot packet, opened
</gallery>

==See also==
*[[:Category:Tai-Hao specifications|Tai-Hao specifications]]

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[[Category:Taiwanese brands & companies]]
[[Category:Keycap companies]]
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