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Linksys PS2KVM4 ProConnect 4-Port Compact KVM Switch (PS/2)
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Binding: Electronics
Brand: Linksys
Compatibility: PC PS/2
EAN: 0745883549313
Item Dimensions: 140390200510
Label: Linksys
Manufacturer: Linksys
Model: PS2KVM4
MPN: PS2KVM4
Publisher: Linksys
Studio: Linksys
Warranty: 1 year warranty
Features:- Manufacturer Warranty - 1 year warranty
- Ports Qty - 4 Ports
- Device Type - Monitor/keyboard/mouse switch
- ¿ Serves as a Quick Docking Station for Notebook Computers
- ¿ Supports an Incredible 1920 x 1440 Maximum Screen Resolution
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Editorial Review:
Use the same monitor, keyboard and mouse to control four PS/2-enabled computers / Keyboard settings recalled / No software Built to last and ready to run directly out of the box, the ProConnect uses no software, making its compatibility nearly universal Supports an awesome 1920 x 1440 maximum screen resolution Full Plug and Play monitor support Caps Lock, Num Lock and Scroll Lock Settings automatically recalled by each PC Runs with virtually all PS/2 keyboards and mice Free technical support One Year Warranty Cables required--see Related Items sidebar
Customer Reviews
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Rating:  - Here's everything you need to know...
What are the two big things with KVM switches?? How many computers does it let you control and how is the video resolution.
Now, everyone in the world talks about "the video resolution is decent", but no one is every specific. I have been through MANY KVM switches over the years and yet to find a decent one, until now.
I got this, hopes that the good reviews were right - and that this could handle a higher resolution. It can - and it's flawless!!
In my particular ... Read More
Rating:  - Linksys disappoints
I had been using a Linksys 2 port KVM switch for years without a single problem so when it came time to add another computer, I naturally went with the Linksys 4 port model. Unfortunately, the 4 port model doesn't work nearly as well. The softkey controls on the 2 port model was a simple double click of any ctrl key. The 4 port model is a confusing and often times unsuccessful ctrl+alt+shift+. Not only that, the keyboard and mouse appear to 'blink' out pretty regularly. Mostly the mouse, which ... Read More
Rating: - LOOKOUT: It doesn't work with IBM
I've used KVMs over the years and this is the first one I've seen that doesn't work with IBM PCs. The manual suggests it's IBM's fault. Returning this POS.
Rating: - Gets the job done
From a functional standpoint, this is one of the best "non-industrial" KVM switches I've used. Switches between multiple OS's (W2K/XP/Linux) with no issues. Seems perfectly happy with both my antique IBM keyboard and my brand new Logitech wireless mouse (with USB->PS2 adapter and the standard number of buttons). Ergonomically, it could be better, though. As other reviewers have noted, cables attach to this puppy on 3 of 4 sides. When set up with the max of 4 machines, it has 15 cables attached to ... Read More
Rating: - good, simple and cheap
This is a very simple KVM. Lacking the fancy bells and whistles of the more expensive untis, this one does it's basic tasks.
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