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AdderView DDX30 for color and flexibility

Posted on November 12, 2015 by KVMGalore | 0 comments

AdderView DDX30, Adder’s latest innovation in high performance KVM is now shipping

AdderView DDX30

AdderView DDX30 matrix is compact, has a choice of DVI and DisplayPort dongles, and provides up to 1920×1200 resolutions at 60 fps without loss. With extension distances of up to 200 feet over a single standard CATx cable, AdderView DDX30 also features transparent ...read more.

Categories: KVM Switches, New Products

Tags: 1080p, Adder, DisplayPort, DVI, KVM switch, matrix, multi-user, multi-video

Multiscreen KVM switch

Posted on December 26, 2014 by KVMGalore | 2 comments

A multi-screen KVM switch (also known as multi-monitor, multi-display, multi-head, multi-view) is a KVM switch that supports computers with multiple video-heads each.

A multi-screen KVM switch allows accessing and controlling such multi-video computers from one console consisting of one keyboard, one mouse and multiple monitors. As all KVM switches do, a multi-screen KVM switch also allows ...read more.

Categories: KVM Switches

Tags: Extended Desktop, KVM switch, multi-video, video card

Low cost DVI video extension over CATx

Posted on July 7, 2013 by KVMGalore | 0 comments

Professionals requiring high resolution video extension in the work-space now have a new option for DVI extension. Gefen just announced the availabi ...read more.

Categories: A/V Distribution, New Products

Tags: A/V distribution, CAT-5, CATx, DVI, extender, Gefen, HDBaseT, multi-video

KVM extender

Posted on October 27, 2012 by KVMGalore | 2 comments

KVM extender A KVM (Keyboard, Video, Mouse) extender is a device used to extend a computer's console (keyboard, monitor, mouse) away from the computer.

KVM extenderInstead of using long coax cables to connect the extended console to the keyboard, video and mouse ports of the computer – a KVM extender typically achieves the extension ...read more.

Categories: KVM Extenders

Tags: CAT-5, CATx, console, fiber-optic, IP, local, multi-video, receiver, remote, RS232, serial, transmitter

KVM switch

Posted on March 21, 2012 by KVMGalore | 0 comments

To use a computer we need to interact with it through at least three (3) peripherals:

– A keyboard for input (“K” in KVM)
– A mouse for input and interaction (“M” in KVM)
– A monitor to visually view the computer's video output (“V” in KVM)
So, in an over-simplified way ...read more.