PS2 Keyboard
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A PS2 keyboard is a type of computer keyboard that connects to a computer using a 6-pin mini-DIN connector, commonly known as the PS/2 port. This interface was widely used in desktop computers before USB became the standard.
Many modern computers no longer include PS/2 ports, but you can use a PS2 keyboard with newer systems by using a PS2-to-USB adapter, provided your operating system supports legacy keyboard devices.
PS2 keyboards can offer benefits such as full n-key rollover, which allows multiple keys to be pressed simultaneously without ghosting. This feature can be especially useful for gaming or fast typists.
PS2 keyboards are compatible with computers and motherboards that have a PS/2 keyboard port. Some KVM (keyboard-video-mouse) switches and older industrial equipment may also support PS2 keyboards.
To connect a PS2 keyboard, simply plug the keyboard's connector into the purple PS/2 port on your computer. Make sure the computer is powered off before connecting or disconnecting a PS2 keyboard to avoid potential issues.