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 ...
There was a time when if you bought a USB mouse, in the box was also an adapter to allow it to be used with the older PS/2 interface. And if you were to go back a few more years into the past ...
The open source HIDman adapter debuts, for interfacing modern USB peripherals with old PCs by emulating classic PS/2 ...
The adapter connects via USB 3.0, but you’ll also need to run a separate DisplayPort cable to your computer. That’s just for the headset itself. The controllers pair via Bluetooth, and each ...