It’s something of a footnote today but it seems Coleco did get something right as it had a great keyboard. [Nick Bild] has one, and he’s brought it into the 21st century with a USB interface.

When you plug a USB device into your computer, it recognizes it and installs its driver (if required). Sometimes it fails to do so. Therefore, try removing and then replugging the Keyboard.

They would make a great USB conversion keyboard, but the board to board connector is very hard to find, and no one has yet managed to get the keyboard and track point working as a USB HID device.

Unboxing the MSI Forge GK600 . When you first open the packaging of the Forge GK600, you're immediately greeted with a ...

This interference issue causes a delayed response to wireless devices such as mice, keyboards, etc. To solve this problem, it is suggested that you do not connect your USB 2.0 and 3.0 devices to ...

Removable cable: A removable USB cable is preferable to a built-in one, because if the cable breaks, it’s easier (and cheaper) to replace than the whole keyboard. Programmability: Many ...

The Retro 87 is a versatile wireless gaming keyboard with mechanical switches and support for PC, Mac, and Android.

Discover the 8BitDo Retro Mechanical Keyboard C64 Edition—a perfect blend of classic Commodore 64 design and modern ...

At Rs 6,990, Alogic USB-C wireless mouse and keyboard combo is best suited for professionals seeking a clean, efficient ...

The Elista ELS-WK-710 is a USB wire keyboard that features quiet membrane keys and a stand to help you easily type. It comes ...

Update: The smaller Magic Keyboard is now available with a USB-C connector for $149. John is MacStories’ Managing Editor, has been writing about Apple and apps since joining the team in 2015, and ...