The board you see above takes the input from a PS2 keyboard and converts it to a USB connection. Oh, and did we mention that it also keeps track of everything you type as well?

Then I can plug the PS2 ethernet adapter into that and I will have a wireless connection for around $150 as opposed to buying the PS2 adapter for $40, and then spending another $200 or something ...

Have an Xbox 360 but secretly prefer your PS2 Dual Shock controllers over Microsoft's offerings? XCM's just released some photos of its latest adapter prototype, the XFPS 360, which include a pair ...