But no, it’s one of these USB keypad things – they’re of particular use for people on laptops who miss the conventional 10-key of a full sized keyboard, and I’m sort of in love with them.

According to the product description: “This 3 USB Hub PC Keyboard Mouse Pad provides your mouse with a smooth surface ensuring greater accuracy, control, and faster response.

Laptop computers, if wide enough, also support a numeric keypad. Users can also obtain a numeric keypad the hooks up to the USB port on a PC, effortlessly adding this hardware to any system.

Seems like I saw hanging on an endcap somewhere a little add on 10 key usb thing maybe? I need to add a 10 key pad to a laptop and really don't want to plug in a whole new keyboard. My google foo ...

Discover the ultimate solution for safeguarding your data with the Kingston Ironkey Keypad 200 Hardware-Encrypted USB Flash Drive. This device features robust security measures, ensuring your files ...

Time was when only the cool kids had new-fangled 102-key keyboards with a number pad, arrow keys, and function keys. They were such an improvement over the lame old 86-key layout that nobody would … ...

Meet KeySweeper, the $10 USB charger that steals MS keyboard strokes Always-on sniffer remotely uploads all input typed into Microsoft Wireless keyboards.

Accountants, number crunchers, developers and others that need a quick entry programmable keypad, may be worth checking out the new LemKey 10-Key. The ...

The Cyber Snipa is a USB keypad that was designed with the first-person-shooter in mind. It is essentially replicating the left side of your already existent keyboard to accommodate to gamers.

Elecom's USB-powered numeric touch keypad is pretty simple. You plug it into your machine, tap your digits on the board and watch the numbers appear in your calculator app. Once that gets boring ...