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== Keyboards ==
=== Wyse KU-8933 ===
A surprisingly heavy USB keyboard that is very robust, and features a female PS/2 port while having a male USB for connecting to the PC.
<pre>Model Number: KU-8933
Part Number: 901716-06L
Power Rating: 5Vā100mA
Serial Number: 10E07406608D Rev.D</pre>
== Mice ==
=== Microsoft X802382 ===
A very nice mouse, though not of gaming DPI. The information on the bottom reads:
<pre>Wheel Mouse Optical USB and PS/2 Compatible
ā5V 100mA</pre>
<pre>P/N X802382-002 PID 56180-523-4686155-0 0543</pre>
NOTE: the 523- onward portion seems to be OEM specific at least, if not a serial number.
=== Microsoft X05-87477 ===
A similar mouse to the X802382, but with a more gray and opaque bottom:
<pre>Wheel Mouse Optical USB and PS/2 Compatible
ā5V 100mA</pre>
<pre>P/N X05-87477 Product ID 53121-576-6171992-00000</pre>
=== Wyse KU-8933 ===
A surprisingly heavy USB keyboard that is very robust, and features a female PS/2 port while having a male USB for connecting to the PC.
<pre>Model Number: KU-8933
Part Number: 901716-06L
Power Rating: 5Vā100mA
Serial Number: 10E07406608D Rev.D</pre>
== Mice ==
=== Microsoft X802382 ===
A very nice mouse, though not of gaming DPI. The information on the bottom reads:
<pre>Wheel Mouse Optical USB and PS/2 Compatible
ā5V 100mA</pre>
<pre>P/N X802382-002 PID 56180-523-4686155-0 0543</pre>
NOTE: the 523- onward portion seems to be OEM specific at least, if not a serial number.
=== Microsoft X05-87477 ===
A similar mouse to the X802382, but with a more gray and opaque bottom:
<pre>Wheel Mouse Optical USB and PS/2 Compatible
ā5V 100mA</pre>
<pre>P/N X05-87477 Product ID 53121-576-6171992-00000</pre>