Input · The Beige Era · 1993
Apple Adjustable Keyboard
The Adjustable Keyboard split down the middle and came with a separate keypad, an ergonomic experiment from Apple’s most experimental decade.
Apple Adjustable Keyboard: key facts
When was the Apple Adjustable Keyboard released?
The Apple Adjustable Keyboard was released in 1993. Apple discontinued it in 1995.
How much did the Apple Adjustable Keyboard cost?
The Apple Adjustable Keyboard launched at $219 in 1993 — about $477 in today’s money (approximate, US CPI).
What are the Apple Adjustable Keyboard’s specs?
The Apple Adjustable Keyboard used a N/A, with None of memory. It ran Driver / firmware support.
Why does the Apple Adjustable Keyboard matter?
Apple’s bold split ergonomic keyboard.
Full specifications
| CPU | N/A |
|---|---|
| Cores | — |
| Memory (RAM) | None |
| Storage | — |
| Display | None |
| GPU | N/A |
| Ports | ADB |
| Weight | Varies by model |
| Dimensions | Split ergonomic keyboard |
| Operating system | Driver / firmware support |
| Released | 1993 |
| Discontinued | 1995 |
| Launch price | $219 |
How the Apple Adjustable Keyboard compares to today
Launched at $219 in 1993 — about $477 in today’s money (approx., US CPI).
Cross-architecture speed figures are clock-only and approximate; inflation figures use US CPI.
Did you know?
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Last updated: 2026-06-27