Compaq KB-0133 271122-001 PS/2 Internet Keyboard 265987-008 5V 50mA
The Compaq KB-0133 is a full-size PS/2 keyboard produced by Compaq for use with their desktop PC lines of the late 1990s and early 2000s. It features a silver and black layout with dedicated Internet hotkeys above the standard function row, a standard 104-key QWERTY arrangement, and connects via a PS/2 (6-pin mini-DIN) interface with the characteristic purple connector. Power draw is a modest 5V at 50mA drawn from the PS/2 port.
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PS/2 keyboards like the Compaq KB-0133 were the standard desktop input device through the late 1990s and into the mid-2000s, bundled with Compaq Presario, Evo, and Deskpro desktop systems. PS/2 ports remain present on many industrial PCs, legacy workstations, server platforms, and KVM switches, making these keyboards a practical replacement or spare for systems that lack USB support or require a legacy interface. A PS/2-to-USB adapter also allows use on modern machines where a reliable, no-driver keyboard is preferred. The dedicated Internet hotkeys were a feature of Compaq's consumer-oriented line from this era, reflecting the growing importance of web browsing in everyday computing at the turn of the millennium.
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