For instance, a decent PS/2 to USB adapter will cost you as much as the Zero did, if not more. But if you just need to drive your Pi Zero from your old Model M (we hear you!) you’ve got to do it ...

1987 was a glorious year. It brought us the PS/2 keyboard standard that’s still present on many a motherboard back panel to this day. (It also marked the North America/Europe release of The ...

I've been trying to get enough information about converting one of the Model-M keyboards I have into a wireless keyboard ... From what I've found on the ps/2 connection, this means that:<BR ...

But if you fancy giving it a go, a guy at AwghBlog demonstrates how this PS/2 keyboard to an iPhone connection works and how to set it up in detail with step-by-step instructions. To complete this ...

Numlock, scroll lock, <BR><BR>and caps lock lights all light up steady when keyboard is plugged back in. PS/2 mouse <BR><BR>doesn't work, but a USB one will work if I don't plug it in until after ...

It uses a 1024x768 LCD panel, salvaged from an old iPad 2, and a backlit mechanical PS/2 keyboard available in two layouts — a standard version, with function keys, and a version customized for ...

it may not show up as what's listed for a standard laptop keyboard (Standard PS/2 keyboard). Step 2: Restart your PC. When it reboots, it should install the keyboard driver for you. If it doesn ...

The computers come with two PS/2 ports, one for a keyboard and the other for a mouse. If you have such a computer, you may not use the USB keyboard in BIOS. In such a case, you have to buy a PS/2 ...

The PS2 actually let you hook up a keyboard, which was far ahead of its time for a console that was released in 2000. Sony had an officially licensed USB keyboard that would hook up to the console ...

The tabletop models come with two 6-foot cables with speaker, microphone and PS/2 jacks for the keyboard and mouse. Rack-mount models ship with four 6-foot cables but do not include audio.