And the guessing begins!

[Roadie]

What is it then

http://lifehacker.com/5273016/how-to-save-your-keyboard-after-a-spill

[Nikos]

A couple larger shots: link, link.

[cliosguy]

thats a tough on....ill go with PST

[Nikos]

How can you be so sure?

[Roadie]

thats a tough on....ill go with PST

Could it not be PST II

[cliosguy]

thats a tough on....ill go with PST

Could it not be PST II

yeah that sounds more likely

[PyroJames]

Yeah, I'll agree on it being a PST II.

[nuphoria]

I'd guess PST as well... don't know what else it looks like 

[RaptorMan]

PST gets my vote

[Leatherman123]

It's deffinitely a newer PST or PST II because of the offset Philips driver.

[cb400bill]

Looks just like my PST II.

[Dsorgnzd]

I'd guess a PST II, but not because it looks like mine.  Mine (which I've had for many years) has a totally different Phillips driver, and the handle only says "Leatherman Tool".   It doesn't say PST II anywhere, so apparently it's either among the first PST II's, or it's a "PST with scissors", whichever you want to call it.  (I got it for $20 at the flea market back in the 80's, so I'm not complaining.) 

[sardauker]

What is it then

http://lifehacker.com/5273016/how-to-save-your-keyboard-after-a-spill

(Image removed from quote.)

too easy: a Logitech keyboard (duh)  

[Dsorgnzd]

too easy: a Logitech keyboard (duh)  

QWERTY or Dvorak??   

[sardauker]

too easy: a Logitech keyboard (duh)  

QWERTY or Dvorak??  

Model number y-rj7.
An old wireless model, no more on Logitech site.
so...

http://www.kpsurplus.com/img/full/b56667926a1a5f7259bc5516918878cf00eb96a7.JPG

qwerty, as i can read.