Grid of electrical connections used to detect key presses.

Hardware allowing one keyboard, video display, and mouse to control multiple computers.

Hardware converting key presses into encoded signals.

Individual mechanical or electronic switch beneath a key.

Hardware managing keyboard input.

Electrical grid used to detect keyboard keys.

Hardware sharing keyboard, video, and mouse among computers.

Hardware securely storing cryptographic keys.

Input device containing keys for entering commands or text.

Circuit managing keyboard input signals.

Grid arrangement used to detect pressed keys.

Removable top portion of a keyboard key.

Mechanical or electronic mechanism detecting key presses.

Keyboard ability to register multiple simultaneous key presses.

Device controlling multiple computers with one keyboard, video, and mouse.

Circuit board beneath keyboard switches.

Mechanism keeping long keys level during presses.

Diode used in a keyboard switch matrix.

Hardware converting key states into digital data.

Structural plate supporting keyboard components.

Cable connecting a keyboard to a computer.

Outer enclosure of a keyboard.

Support surface for a keyboard user's wrists.

Modular network-wall-jack component.

Hardware managing keyboard input.

Hardware converting key presses into coded signals.

Electrical matrix used to detect keyboard keys.

Mechanical or electrical switch detecting a key press.

Memory capacity equal to approximately 1,000 bytes or 1,024 bytes depending on convention.

Modular connector insert used in patch panels and wall plates.

Hardware allowing one keyboard, video display, and mouse to control multiple computers.

KVM functionality delivered through a network connection.

Hardware keyboard sending computer or MIDI input signals.

Removable top portion of a keyboard key.

Circuit board inside a keyboard.

Electrical arrangement used to detect key presses.