This is an application note of Microchip’s USB keypad reference design. It covers the demonstration highlights of USB keypad, the procedure of using the USB keypad, the hardware layout, the block ...

Those companies sure do know how to appeal to us gamer types. We thrive on purposeful misspellings! The Cyber Snipa is a USB keypad that was designed with the first-person-shooter in mind. It is ...

Elecom's Wired Mini USB Pantograph Keyboard makes a nice travel companion for your Mac, although it is a bit heavy. Popular Japanese electronics maker Elecom offers a small, clever, high-quality USB 2 ...

The Coleco Adam is one of the great might-have-beens of the 8-bit home computer era, with an impressive bundle and on-paper spec let down by bugs, hardware issues, and poor availability. It’s ...

The Kingston IronKey Keypad 200C is an encrypted USB-C flash drive that unlocks by typing a passcode on the built-in numberpad. A version with a USB-A connector was already on the market. The new ...

You’re sick and tired of tripping over your USB keyboard’s cable and have decided it’s time to go wireless. Besides losing that annoying cable, a wireless keyboard also gives you the freedom to work ...

If you are searching for a fully featured USB programmable keypad for your PC you may be interested in the Adafruit MacroPad RP2040 starter kit which is now available to purchase direct from the ...

The Kingston IronKey Keypad 200 USB drive has XTS-AES 256-bit hardware-based encryption to FIPS-140-3 Level 3 military-grade levels. I take a reasonably libertarian approach to life and am not overly ...

Before USB standardized how we connect devices, computers were a tangle of incompatible ports. Here are the ones that USB ...

Data theft whether deliberate or through the loss of portable drives is a real problem for corporates and government departments. The fines for data breaches can be huge. Cybersecurity is probably one ...

What is better for gaming, old PS/2 style keyboards, or modern USB devices? [Ben Eater] sets out to answer this question, but along the way he ends up breaking down the entire USB keyboard interface.