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Multitask Yourself

KVM switch for operating four computers doubles as monitor stand.

06/01/2001

Avocent’s SwitchView DT KVM switch allows a network administrator to simultaneously operate up to four computers with just one keyboard, monitor and mouse. The switch works with desktop and notebook PCs and features hot-plug capability, allowing a PC to be added or removed without having to power down other attached PCs. Able to support video resolution up to 1600x1200, the switch doesn’t require any special software to operate. In addition, the switch doubles as a monitor stand, and is able to support up to 100 lbs.

Avocent, Huntsville, Alabama, 256-430-4000, www.avocent.com.

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