Converting Wired Keyboard to Wireless

Mythmaker

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Do Singapore sell any devices that converts a wired keyboard to wireless? Something like this:

Bluetooth Keyboard Adapter « Handheld Scientific, Inc.

But this is way too exp, charge last too little, and needs charging which I don't really understand. Nowadays wireless USB keyboard can last for almost a year with just 2x AA. Not to mention it's bulky also.

Anyone have any idea how to get such a device?
 

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Do Singapore sell any devices that converts a wired keyboard to wireless? Something like this:

Bluetooth Keyboard Adapter « Handheld Scientific, Inc.

But this is way too exp, charge last too little, and needs charging which I don't really understand. Nowadays wireless USB keyboard can last for almost a year with just 2x AA. Not to mention it's bulky also.

Anyone have any idea how to get such a device?
You need this:

EneBRICK - Cerevo

But the price is still :s22:
 

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But I still dun understand the need to do that when u can just use the wireless keyboard? :s22:
 

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But I still dun understand the need to do that when u can just use the wireless keyboard? :s22:

Exactly my point. Get a S$29 wireless keyboard & mouse. Now you know why your envisioned 'hot product' isn't really that hot after all.
 

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Your $29 keyboard isn't mechanical.

The workstation is located somewhere, and only the keyboard + mouse is visible. The keyboard is required to be mechanical.

And wireless mechanical keyboards are insanely expensive... and might require media keys on the keyboard as well.
 
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