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The Gateway AnyKey is a programmable PC keyboard that was sold with desktop computers from the Gateway 2000 company roughly from 1990 to 1997. It was manufactured in at least five known versions and incarnations by Tucson, Arizona-based Maxi Switch, now a subsidiary of LiteOn Technology Corporation. The AnyKey is no longer manufactured, with the latest dated model available marked 1997. Maxi Switch, Gateway, and LiteOn currently do not offer any product labeled as or comparable to the AnyKey.

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rdfs:label	Gateway AnyKey (en)
rdfs:comment	The Gateway AnyKey is a programmable PC keyboard that was sold with desktop computers from the Gateway 2000 company roughly from 1990 to 1997. It was manufactured in at least five known versions and incarnations by Tucson, Arizona-based Maxi Switch, now a subsidiary of LiteOn Technology Corporation. The AnyKey is no longer manufactured, with the latest dated model available marked 1997. Maxi Switch, Gateway, and LiteOn currently do not offer any product labeled as or comparable to the AnyKey. (en)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Capacitors Gateway, Inc. hardware Demultiplexer Any key Computer keyboard models Resistors Dot matrix printer Integrated circuit Scroll Lock Function key Gateway 2000 MS-DOS Zinc sulfate Keyboard technology Keycap Space bar Tucson, Arizona USB Toroid EEPROM Fairchild Semiconductor Num Lock Number sign Caps Lock Diode Kilobit Microcontroller Atmel LED Binary decoder Edge connector Windows key Arrow keys BIOS IBM PC IBM PC keyboard IBM Personal Computer/AT Intel Buckling spring Operating system FCC registration program Multimedia PC LiteOn PS/2 connector Part 15 (FCC rules) dbr:AT28C16 dbr:P8052AH
Link from a Wikipage to an external page	http://www.alldatasheet.com/datasheet-pdf/pdf/95094/ATMEL/AT28C16.html https://web.archive.org/web/20031011063651/http:/www.jdr.com/PDF/maxi-mempro.pdf
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date	September 2018 (en) December 2014 (en)
reason	Held too long during programming, or held too long after programming, as with the CVT Avant Prime? (en) Many unreferenced claims given and original research (en)
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has abstract	The Gateway AnyKey is a programmable PC keyboard that was sold with desktop computers from the Gateway 2000 company roughly from 1990 to 1997. It was manufactured in at least five known versions and incarnations by Tucson, Arizona-based Maxi Switch, now a subsidiary of LiteOn Technology Corporation. The AnyKey is no longer manufactured, with the latest dated model available marked 1997. Maxi Switch, Gateway, and LiteOn currently do not offer any product labeled as or comparable to the AnyKey. The AnyKey keyboard is easily distinguished from other generic keyboards by an extra double column of F keys on the left side, a unique eight directional arrow key pad as opposed to the traditional inverted T, and a quartet of extra keys directly above the numeric pad that control the programmable aspects of the keyboard. They are labeled “Program Macro”, “Suspend Macro”, “Repeat Rate”, and “Remap”, reading left to right. All versions of the AnyKey are white or very light gray with some keys (notably the programming keys, extra function keys, and arrows) in a darker gray. (en)
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