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to see how TruLink beats the competition. Access, control, boot and reboot multiple USB-enabled multimedia computers by just using only one USB keyboard, mouse, DVI monitor/flat panel display, speaker set and microphone. The DVI connections support both digital video input (flat panel displays, data projectors, plasma displays, digital TVs and set-top boxes) and analog video input (traditional monitors and TVs). In addition, this switch provides four USB ports for device sharing. The independent (asynchronous) switching of the KVM and USB peripheral and audio ports allow you to listen to music or use USB devices from one computer while you work on the other. This switch provides multi-platform support for PC, Macintosh® G3/G4 and iMAC®.
Supports resolutions up to 1600 x 1200. This KVM includes computer selection via front panel buttons or by hotkeys, and a built-in 4-port USB hub.
Input: Four DVI-D 24-pin Female, Four USB Type A Female, Eight 3.5mm Female
Output: One DVI-D 24-pin Female, One USB Type A Female, Two 3.5mm Female
Supports resolutions up to 1600 x 1200. This KVM includes computer selection via front panel buttons or by hotkeys, and a built-in 4-port USB hub.
Input: Four DVI-D 24-pin Female, Four USB Type A Female, Eight 3.5mm Female
Output: One DVI-D 24-pin Female, One USB Type A Female, Two 3.5mm Female
No extra $ add-ons
By Oldfart48
from Marbury, MD on 7/27/2009
from Marbury, MD on 7/27/2009
Pros:
Easy To Set Up, Reliable
Best Uses:
Desktop, Home
Describe Yourself:
High bandwidth user
Primary use:
Personal
Bottom Line:
Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
Comments about Cables To Go TruLink® 4-Port DVI™ and USB KVM with Audio:
Everything you need in one box for one price. What I would realy like is a 4-port box with DVI+USB+PS2. I could do without the speakers. But can't find one to buy. I'm using my IBM PS2 KYBD with an adapter with this port now and it does work. Am thinking of a second to replace my Switchview that just went TU.