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naddy@mips.inka.de (Christian Weisgerber) wrote:

> PS/2 is dead.

Not.

The old _ISA-based_ PS/2 is dead.  PS/2 interfaces, provided by other
means (such as microcontrollers), are making a comeback, presumably
because USB requires such a large and complex protocol stack to do
much of anything.  I have a fairly recent Atom demo board, with PS/2
mouse and keyboard connectors, at the office.