알프스 축 질문입니다~!

Matias사는 Alps switch 유사축을 만드는 곳입니다.  Matias와 Alpls의 관계는 몇몇 이야기가 있더군요. 확실하지 않아 설명을 못드리겠네요. ^^  ( 클릭음 : http://matias.ca/switches/quiet/)  * quiet는 조용한 클릭이라고 생각하시면 될 것 같습니다. Fukka는 아래 정보와 같이 대만의 회사 이름이 잘 못 불려진 것이 그대로 사용되어 붙여진 이름이네요.  암튼 주문하시려는 알프스 축은 오리지널이 아니며 유사(클론)축입니다. The earliest-known specification sheet appears to date back to 1999. Alps Electric ended their 30 year joint venture with Forward Electronics in March 2000;[2] from this point onwards, until the product series was discontinued in early 2012, there was no relationship with Alps. This led to the switches being referred to as "Fukka" switches, a misreading of the Taiwanese name ("福華") of Forward Electronics. This was later corrected to Fuhua Alps, but this is also incorrect as Forward Electronics is the English language name of the manufacturer. Around the time that the Matias Tactile Pro 2.0 was introduced, the "ALPS" branding disappeared from the switches; Edgar Matias has reported that Forward Electronics lost their licence to use the Alps branding, requiring switch retooling. It appears that the Alps logo from the base of the switch was replaced with the letters "F D".[3] Matias Corporation was responsible for continued production of SKBL/SKBM switches, by taking a gamble on the million-switch order required to keep the factory alive; this was required to maintain production of the switches used in the original Tactile Pro. However, production was finally terminated in early 2012. The final batches of the Tactile Pro 3 had to use their new Matias switch, as stocks of SKBM switches ran out prematurely. The Matias switch is a clone of the SKBL/SKBM series.