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IBM Model M 1990

is a classic. First introduced in 1985, it is the successor to the Model F, which is an equally sought-after vintage keyboard, if not more so. The Model F had a more difficult layout, but the Model M changed this and became more user-friendly. The Model M helped to create the modern-day layout—apart from the lack of Windows keys, it’s the same layout as any other full-size keyboard.

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