Custom-built PCs usually don't have serial numbers; depending on the situation, you may be able to create one or use the ...

You need a serial mouse. Happily, [matze525] has come along with a solution for those of you with a need to drive an ancient PC with a serial mouse. He’s created a PS/2 to RS232 mouse converter ...

If you've been using computers for more than a couple of decades, you've probably used a serial port to attach peripherals like your mouse and modem ... port to a modern computer, you can do ...

You need a serial mouse. Happily, [matze525] has come along with a solution for those of you with a need to drive an ancient PC with a serial mouse. He’s created a PS/2 to RS232 mouse converter ...

You have to choose between a ”serial” mouse-that is, one that plugs into a standard serial port on your computer-and a ”bus” mouse, which comes with a connector of its own that you insert ...

According to Bing, this mouse (with a serial port connector ... the past two decades or so has been the elimination of the PC serial port and its replacement with USB. Bluetooth isn’t going ...

The two-button mouse initially requires a special peripheral card for use but later supports connection through a PC’s serial port. The original Microsoft Mouse. 1984: Apple ships a one-button ...

P>I've been building a 2nd PC from a pile of old parts, including a P200 w/ motherboard. The motherboard doesn't have any PS/2 ports, so I've got an old serial mouse hooked up to the COM1 port.