"Executive Peripheral Systems" Keyboard

Finally, I found some information on the "Executive Peripheral Systems" Keyboard. I've had this thing for several years, and found some information using Google. It is for the Apple II computer and the following is a description of the keyboard: ********** The EPS Keyboard Now,from CompuMusic (they of the AlphaSyntauri) comes a professional keyboard which is better than that on the IBM PC. It has 12 special function keys and a dedicated numeric pad plus four arrows for zapping the cursor around. But more than this, it has a set of EPS Promware models (that's a complicated trade name for an encased EMROM) which, when plugged in, transforms the keyboard into precisely the right configuration for a given program. For example you can plug in VisiCalc, Applewriter l l, Screenwriter l l, Wordstar and several others. Once you have plugged in your Prom you have a command template, a sort of plastic overlay, which tells you what each key represents. This small genius of an idea plugs directly into your motherboard and if you like you can have both your original keyboard and your EPS keyboard working at the same time just in case you want to play duets. Are there any problems? None. There is a decision you have to make as to where you will place your computer. But that is not a problem. It's a decision. We wish that Apple had the intelligence to provide such a keyboard. As they didn't, Executive Peripheral Systems did and CompuMusic brought it to Australia. ********** The URL where I got the above review is at: http://www.educate.net.au/~apple2/magazines/aar/addons.html