Say what you will about suitcase computers, but at least most of them still have their keyboards with them. [danjovic] has this vintage Brazilian computer from the 1980s called a Gradiente Expert.

BR><BR>Are the green USB to PS2 type adapters that come with mice (I have several with mice logos on them) also good for keyboards?<BR><BR>Both my current mouse and keyboard are USB and I'm trying ...

I have a barcode scanner that I'd like to use with my laptop. Problem is my laptop doesn't have a PS/2 port and the scanner is designed to go inline between a keyboard and PS/2 port. So..

Even if you can use custom drivers and adapters to force USB support in old operating systems, using an adapter and simply opting for PS/2 input is ... USB mouse and keyboard, including those ...

now’s your chance to pick up the XCM XFPS keyboard and mouse adapter for the 360. Not only does it allow you to use a PS/2 or USB keyboard and mouse, you can also hook up a PS2 light gun ...

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 ...

Microsoft's solution for a USB mouse that might need to connect to a PS/2 port was to include an adapter in the box ... a simpler time when mixing up the keyboard and mouse cables or bending ...

Even a PS/2 keyboard can be used with a Mac as long as you have a PS/2-to-USB adapter, which can be bought inexpensively online and at electronics stores. A few keys, such as the Windows key ...