A little late to the discussion, but check out this little trackball component from SparkFun: http://www.sparkfun.com/commerce/product_info.php?products_id=755 Might be part of a solution for you. Enjoy! Andrew. On 21-Jul-06, at 11:27 PM, Bryan Hurley wrote: > http://www.cduniverse.com/search/xx/games/pid/6997082/a/PS2+Mini-key > +Keyboard.htm > > http://www.dreamgear.net/ps2minikey.htm > > Dreamgear playstation2 minikey usb keyboard clips on the ps2 > controller - no pointer however > > It is a USB and works with XP, I have one and it is fine... missing > some keys but they can be remapped, this was discussed here before. > You could hack it together with that ring mouse trackball http:// > cablesonline.stores.yahoo.net/usb4dfinmous.html > > The small kbd/pointer would be a kbd/mouse vnc thing as currently > discussed running from an IBM PC110 with the screen removed, > running on compact flash with a custom kernel only implementing the > vnc idea... > > another only keyboard, but bluetooth is the Freedom Input Mini > Bluetooth Wireless Keyboard > > -Bryan Hurley > > On 7/21/06, Craig M. Armstrong<
> > wrote: Hello, > > Looking for leads on a thumb type-able keyboard with built in > pointing device. > > QWERTY layout, ideal distance from Q to P is 4" or maybe a little > less. > > Also includes some kind of pointer like a disk that pivots to move the > pointer around placed in the upper right corner of the keyboard and > the mouse buttons in the upper left corner. Or an IBM trackpoint style > eraser head, or... > > I'd prefer ps/2 connections, or maybe bluetooth--but then I couldn't > use it with my older PC's and I'd have to deal with more batteries. > > Thanks, > > Craig > > _______________________________________________ > Wear-Hard mailing list >
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