The Unicomp Ultra Classic is a monument to the staying power of well-engineered mechanical keyboard technology. You wouldn’t use a 30-year-old monitor to play World of Warcraft.

Unicomp Ultra Classic Review For the hardest of hard-core typists, the Unicomp Ultra Classic pegs the quintessential PC typing experience like no other keyboard on the market.

Well, the New Model M from Unicomp may well just challenge that perception, providing a classic typing experience with the usual creature comforts of lock lights and Windows keys.

Unicomp is based in Lexington, Kentucky, and was founded in 1996 when the company bought the rights to the buckling-spring keyboard design popularized by the 1984 IBM Model M.

Unicomp’s New Model M is a $104 mechanical keyboard with a design that dates back to IBM’s legendary Model M. Its buckling spring key switches feel amazing to type on, but their stiffness and ...

The Unicomp store at the Ohio Union closed yesterday, and the Tuttle Park Place store will be closing in the spring. On Feb. 21, assistant managers were told the Unicomp stores would be closing ...

After our keyboard nerd-out on Wednesday, we bring you news of another classic battleship of a keyboard, the Customizer. Based on the IBM Model M, the Customizer from Unicomp uses the same buckled ...

Unicomp Ultra Classic Review For the hardest of hard-core typists, the Unicomp Ultra Classic pegs the quintessential PC typing experience like no other keyboard on the market.