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2 Port Dual Monitor USB KVM Switch
| When High quality digital video is important and you use Dual Monitors, these USB KVM Switches that can keep you up with today's video technology. You need our 2 Port USB Dual Monitor DVI KVM Switch. Our selection is the largest on the web, and our prices can't be beat! |
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Gefen 2 Port Dual Monitor USB KVM Switch
2x2 VGA Switcher enables you to connect and access two computers using one workstation equipped with dual VGA monitors and one USB keyboard/mouse. EXT-VGA-422 |
Price: $449.00
Item#: KM-10023
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Gefen 2 Port Dual DVI USB KVM Switch with Cables
The 2x2 DVI Switcher enables you to switch easily and reliably between two cross-platform digital video computers using dual DVI displays controlled by a USB keyboard/mouse combination.
EXT-DVI-422N |
Price: $584.00
Item#: KM-13686
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Whether you are a multi-platforming techie, a graphics designer, or the average computer user with too many machines, our switches can save you time and money. Seamlessly switch from one computer to another without needing to change monitors. Control both computers from a single mouse and keyboard, and do it all with high quality digital video. Not only do we offer the best selection on the web, we also boast the best prices, so buy now and get the Switch that you need and deserve!
What are Dual Monitors?
Many video cards these days come with two video outputs. This allows the user to either clone the image from on monitor and broadcast it to both, or increase your work space on the desktop. The former has instructional and presentation value, while the latter allows increased productivity.
What does DVI mean?
DVI stands for Digital Video Interface. It is a video interface standard that allows you stream uncompressed video to monitors or projectors (usually LCD or Plasma). There are two types of DVI; DVI-I and DVI-D. DVI-I stands for DVI-Integrated. That means that it can be used in both digital and analog devices. In DVI-D setups, the "D" stands for Digital. This means that it can only transmit or receive a digital signal. |
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