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 ...
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Open source, single-PCB HIDman adapter lets peripherals to easily interface with old PCs that don't support USBThe open source HIDman adapter debuts, for interfacing modern USB peripherals with old PCs by emulating classic PS/2 ...
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