Monoprice Inc. 10934 PS/2 Keyboard & Mouse to USB Adapter
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Connects PS/2 keyboards or mice to a USB port with a Y-splitter for two devices
This Vszerda adapter converts a single USB port into two 6-pin PS/2 female sockets. It allows older keyboards, mice or scanners with PS/2 connectors to attach to modern computers that lack native PS/2 ports. The Y-splitter design supports two devices simultaneously. The pack contains two identical adapters.
Not suited for devices that require active signal conversion or proprietary PS/2 protocols beyond standard keyboard and mouse interfaces. Buyers needing to connect PS/2 devices to non-USB hosts should look elsewhere. Those requiring longer cables or integrated hubs will not find them here.
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The adapter has a standard USB-A male connector that fits any USB-A port on a PC, laptop or hub.
Yes, the Y-splitter provides two 6-pin PS/2 female sockets so one keyboard and one mouse can be used simultaneously.
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