I was thinking that the mouse/kb essentially just sends signals to the
computer through the cord, and in the wireless case that is done by the
transmitter. I was assuming that I could just pop off the transmitter
and stick that at the end of the device circuit (essentially replacing
the cord) but as Skeleton Man pointed out, doing what I want would be
quite difficult if the circuit for the transmitter is built into the
circuit for the rest of the kb. Batteries--I wasn't so concerned with
that. For now, it would be more of a proof of concept, and I'd
demonstrate it with a really old unused mouse before messing around
with the mouse i regularly use.
<tim><
> I've recently pulled apart a number of keyboards both wired and wireless. I
> think what you want to do would be possible with the keyboard although
> fairly difficult. The keyboard will most likely have 2 circuit boards in it,
> one large flexible one that the keys contact with and a small one with the
> chip and LEDs on it. You could replace this small board but then you'd have
> difficulty matching it up to the flexible circuit board. I'd say it would be
> possible but very difficult. The mouse would be more difficult, although you
> could easily wire up the buttons the ball would be difficult. The other
> problem is where would you put the batteries? >> Stay informed about: corded to wireless conversion of keyboard, mouse 
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