And I thought his favorite was the Optima M10! I suppose he needs both a machine for his office in the Death Star and a portable for when he's on the go.
Yes exactly, no frills and stripped down to the bare minimum. This is as far as function goes. The form however is very sophisticated and looks like the result of a design competition, which is in remarkable contrast with the first feature. Richard tells us all about the Rem 3 HERE.
The Force be the typewriter!
ResponderBorrarAnd I thought his favorite was the Optima M10! I suppose he needs both a machine for his office in the Death Star and a portable for when he's on the go.
ResponderBorrarThat's right :)
BorrarThis is cool! Your post made me appreciate the Rem 3B, just stunning.
ResponderBorrarEven numbers on shift! That's a new one I haven't seen before - economical.
ResponderBorrarYes exactly, no frills and stripped down to the bare minimum. This is as far as function goes. The form however is very sophisticated and looks like the result of a design competition, which is in remarkable contrast with the first feature. Richard tells us all about the Rem 3 HERE.
BorrarAnd Robert features Herbert Bridgwater's design patent HERE.
BorrarI can picture young Anakin using a battered Remington 3B modified with digital output for programming Threepio. That could explain a lot.
ResponderBorrarVery cool and so accurate!
ResponderBorrarI feel a disturbance in the force - as if the red/black ribbon has been installed upside-down ON PURPOSE!
ResponderBorrarTHE FORCE uses black only, for eternity.
BorrarDarth Maul uses Red/Black ribbons, though.
BorrarWe shall find out about Darth Maul and his typewriter. May the Schwartz be with you!
BorrarThe Force is strong with this one!
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