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StarTech.com USB 2.0 Dual DVI Monitor USB KVM Switch, 2 Ports with Audio

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Item#: 10746893 // MFG Part#: SV231DD2DUA // By: StarTech.com
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  • Share a keyboard, mouse and dual DVI displays between 2 multimedia computers
  • Compatible with ASUS VS228H-P, VS247H-P
  • Supports resolutions up to 1920x1200 (DVI-Digital)
  • Dual system control for a single user workstation with dual monitors
  • Control 2 dual display computers with a single set of console peripherals
Share a keyboard, mouse and dual DVI displays/monitors between 2 multimedia computers. The SV231DD2DUA 2-port Dual DVI USB KVM Switch allows two PCs, each with dual DVI video outputs, to share two monitors, one microphone and set of speakers, one keyboard and one mouse as well as two other USB peripherals.

An ideal solution for graphic designers, CAD/CAM designers or educational and financial institutions, the dual view KVM Switch allows you to instantly switch back and forth between dual DVI display PCs at the touch of a button, while maintaining professional level video quality on both monitors. The dual DVI switch also features an integrated USB hub port that allows USB 2.0 peripherals such as thumb drives, external hard drives or web cams to be shared between attached systems - eliminating duplicate peripheral costs.

This KVM switch supports DVI-D (digital) signaling only and it is recommended wherever possible to use DVI-D cabling across all PC to KVM and KVM to Console connections to ensure proper function.
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