The USB mechanical programmable keypad kit is now available to purchase priced just under $45 and is perfect if you need an alternative programmable shortcut keypad for your PC, ...

It might be time to build a custom programmable keypad to control all your gadgets from a ... Imagine having a single controller that can switch HDMI and USB inputs, control desk height, manage ...

I kicked off an experiment to replace the Apple TV in my living room with a cheap mini PC, and I’m ashamed to report it ...

You’ll need to pick up a USB keypad—they’re available for around $10 on eBay—then print some custom labels for the keys and glue them on using PVA glue, plug it in, and configure your macros.

A useful add-on for any computer is a plug-in macro keyboard, a little peripheral that adds those extra useful buttons to automate tasks. [Sayantan Pal] has made one, a handy board with nine progra… ...

USB-C Power Delivery 3.0 (PD3.0) introduces a new Programmable Power Supply (PPS) mode, which allows a device to negotiate any supply of 3.3-21 V in 20 mV steps, and up to 5 A of current in 50 mA s… ...

To use a keyboard and mouse on your PS4, connect them to the USB ports or use Bluetooth. ... One of these is the HORI Programmable Keypad and Mouse. Instead of letters or numbers, ...

Fake keyboard: PCs hacked with custom Android USB drivers ... To work, the hardware merely has to have a programmable USB controller that can be made to masquerade as an input device.

Systematic Development Group has released an ultra-secure portable flash drive, fitting a full PIN entry keypad to the USB stick. The Lok-It Secure Flash Drive from comes in two versions, the ...

Art. Lebedev's Optimus Popularis fully programmable keyboard with LCD-equipped keys, ... As with Popularis, the mini six is a wired peripheral utilizing USB 1.1 or 2.0.

Transforming a brand-name USB stick into a computer keyboard that opens a command window on an attached computer and enters commands that cause it to download and install malicious software.

Sure, there have been other calculator/keypad combos before, but most have been wired, and none have so successfully simulated the look of a take-and-toss dollar-store model.