TL;DR: This encrypted USB flash drive uses a keypad lock to keep 64GB of data secure, combining portability, convenience, and ...

Here’s the full lineup of USB-C Magic Keyboard options Apple currently sells: Magic Keyboard at $99 : This is the compact model without Touch ID. Magic Keyboard with Touch ID at $149 : Compact ...

Kingston IronKey™ Keypad 200, the industry’s first drive to deliver the latest FIPS 140-3 Level 3 security for your data, with alphanumeric keypad and multi-PIN option.

Kingston IronKey Keypad 200C is a hardware-encrypted USB Type-C drive that achieves seamless data protection to ensure security and convenience at your fingertips.

The Kingston IronKey USB Type-C Keypad 200 is a decent encrypted flash drive, but unless you have a very specific security need, it's probably not worth the cost.

Thankfully I can plug in a USB keyboard into those devices. This comment is being typed on a DEC RT101 keyboard made in 1993 or so, that I completely disassembled earlier this year to wash all the ...

Connect the numeric keypad into one of the USB ports at the side of your MacBook Pro. Watch the laptop screen for a notification stating your MacBook Pro has detected the new keypad.

Toshiba’s Encrypted USB Flash Drive retails for $95 for the 4GB model, $112 for the 8GB version, $140 for the 16GB and $200 for 32GB of storage. Each comes with a three-year limited warranty.

If you are searching for a fully featured USB programmable keypad for your PC you may be interested in the Adafruit MacroPad RP2040 starter kit which is now available to purchase direct from the ...