And if you were to go back a few more years into the past, you’d have found when you bought a mouse with a PS/2 connector fitted, it may well have come with an adapter for a 9-pin RS232 serial port.

However, in this day and age, there are numerous third-party adapters that allow players to effectively use a mouse and keyboard on an Xbox One or PlayStation 4.

The XFPS adapter that lets you plug in a USB or PS2 mouse and keyboard and map it to the appropriate commands on your PlayStation 3 controller is now available. This thing made sense when it was ...

They call it the Assistive Mouse Adapter (but I call it the “Ali”) and it’s available for $99 plus shipping.

IBM said the adapter works with any operating system. "You don't need a special computer, a special program or a special mouse, " Levine said. "Maybe you need a 13-year-old to plug it in for you." ...

The mini mouse comes in a plastic bubble, that is easy to open, and displays the mouse well. Everything is fit inside the box snuggly and securely. The USB adapter is also packaged well. Looking over ...

Several specific models of adapters are also mentioned by name. “We define keyboard and mouse adapters as the use of software or hardware to mimic controller inputs with a keyboard and mouse.

The G900 is great on all those fronts. The other big drawback, though, is weight. Because the mouse has a battery in it, it’ll always be a good amount heavier than an equivalent wired mouse.

“For me, as an Essential Tremor sufferer, the Assistive Mouse Adapter isvery effective,” Cosgrave told TechNewsWorld in an e-mail.

A small British company is selling a mouse adapter, developed by IBM, that compensates for trembling hands and could help 3 million people in the United Kingdom and many more worldwide.

Can't remember what I had for PS3, but it was like half a controller in my left hand, and mouse in my right. It was wonderful, as I'm usually a PC gamer. I tore up at Battle Field 2: Bad Company ...