EuroTech Keyboard

Topic

New Reply

I would love to use this keyboard with my computer. It is solid, good response and they don’t make them like this any more. It is a PS2 and I have an adapter on it. However, I have been told that it drains power from the newer PC’s and can cause problems. Anyone have info on this? Thanks for your help.

Reply | Quote

Replies

Libbie,

I don’t see why this keyboard should be any problem just because it’s a PS2. I think it’s made by Keytronics and I’ve never heard any bad news about their products.

Go ahead and use it….enjoy.

Edited to add: Happy New Year from Olde Cape Cod .

Bob

Reply | Quote

OK. I plugged in it and will get used to the solidness of the keyboard. Thanks for the advice. YOu are correct–made by Key Tronic.
How do you like the cold weather here ?!!!!!!!!!!!Libbie

Reply | Quote

Hi Libbie,
Glad to hear that your keyboard is working OK.

________________________________
How do you like the cold weather here ?!!!!!!!!!!!Libbie
——————————————————-
Been here for many years. Got used to our winters as opposed to the NY/NJ area. ( even though we had frozen pipes in the kitchen this A.M. ) Besides, Brewster is one degree warmer than Wellfleet, so says NOAA.

Bob

Reply | Quote

Hi Libbie,
Glad to hear that your keyboard is working OK.

________________________________
How do you like the cold weather here ?!!!!!!!!!!!Libbie
——————————————————-
Been here for many years. Got used to our winters as opposed to the NY/NJ area. ( even though we had frozen pipes in the kitchen this A.M. ) Besides, Brewster is one degree warmer than Wellfleet, so says NOAA.

Bob

Reply | Quote

Libbie,

I don’t see why this keyboard should be any problem just because it’s a PS2. I think it’s made by Keytronics and I’ve never heard any bad news about their products.

Go ahead and use it….enjoy.

Edited to add: Happy New Year from Olde Cape Cod .

Bob

Reply | Quote

Unless you are talking about heavy on the road use for a laptop, it seems unlikely that your Keyboard would cause a significant problem. If necessary, you should think of a spare battery. HTH

Reply | Quote

Using it on a PC. Took your advice and plugged it in. So far so good. Thanks much. Libbie

Reply | Quote

Using it on a PC. Took your advice and plugged it in. So far so good. Thanks much. Libbie

Reply | Quote

Unless you are talking about heavy on the road use for a laptop, it seems unlikely that your Keyboard would cause a significant problem. If necessary, you should think of a spare battery. HTH

Reply | Quote

I’m going with the flow here. Plug it in, and if you have no problems, great! You have no substantive proof that it will do anything to the computer; if other owners had problems perhaps it was the PS/2 port on their computers that was poorly designed?

Go for broke!

Reply | Quote

Going for broke. Attached the adapter to the PS 2 connector on the keyboard and then the PC and keyboard ing away!!
Thanks for the help .

Reply | Quote

Going for broke. Attached the adapter to the PS 2 connector on the keyboard and then the PC and keyboard ing away!!
Thanks for the help .

Reply | Quote

I’m going with the flow here. Plug it in, and if you have no problems, great! You have no substantive proof that it will do anything to the computer; if other owners had problems perhaps it was the PS/2 port on their computers that was poorly designed?

Go for broke!

Reply | Quote