Gregory's Server#RetroFlash: PCGA-TKN1 #Sony #Vaio
Yes, it is exactly what you think it is:
an additional number pad you can flip out of the #notebook bay:
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 @sman42 @koen @derPUPE @frameworkcomputer let's do this an arduino pro micro usb-c would be ideal for a prototype I suppose https://keeb.io/products/pro-micro-usb-c-version-5v-16mhz-arduino-compatible-atmega32u4 switches could be wired and controlled like in this tutorial here https://www.instructables.com/Arduino-Mechanical-Keypad-1/ openSCAD design for framework modules: https://github.com/FrameworkComputer/ExpansionCards/tree/main/Mechanical/OpenSCAD  @eichkat3r @sman42 @derPUPE @frameworkcomputer oh cool! Perhaps some of my friends from @revspace would like to help. 😎  @koen @eichkat3r @sman42 @derPUPE @frameworkcomputer @revspace Even cooler would be keys useful for IPv6. :)  @koen @derPUPE now I want to see someone building a tiny numpad in the @frameworkcomputer adapter format  @derPUPE  @th @derPUPE I believe there was in fact something similar at roughly the same time for ThinkPads! https://www.thinkwiki.org/wiki/Ultrabay_Plus_Numeric_Keypad   @derPUPE Great idea, even though very special interest! Beside other curious modules, ThinkPads had also had this option. 💻🔴  @derPUPE did a double take to check this isnt one of @NanoRaptor s creations        @derPUPE this is the kind of stuff I want available for the #framework laptops @Eunakria   @derPUPE UltraBay was such a great feature. I think people tend to see ThinkPad as a rather stuffy old-fashioned kind of brand these day, but they were really innovative back in the day.     @derPUPE @blaurascon This is simultaneously really nifty and super cursed lmao  |
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This is what I should have for my @frameworkcomputer 13 laptop.